Sun Roofs are for short drivers.
A sun roof takes approximately one inch of head room.  One less inch
of head room makes a big difference to a tall person.
Several years ago, I was very interested in a beautiful red Toyota
Solara. It had a sun roof.  I sat down in the seat and my head was
touching the sun roof.  The seat was adjusted as low as it could go.
I told the seller I could not buy his car because of the sun roof.  It
was a very nice car and a more than reasonable price.  Sure hated to
let that car get away but I value my neck.

That about sums it up. But besides the problem of losing an inch or so
of headroom, air and water leaks, etc. there is the problem that I don't
like driving with the sun beating down on me.

For a few weeks one summer, years ago, I drove my aunt's Dodge Dart with
the sun roof. About the only time I used it was on balmy nights, and at
the drive in movie (this was about 1980) on a hot night. It was nice for
that, but otherwise, who needs it?

Now, I like the look of a convertible, but again, I don't like driving
with the sun beating down on me. And, with either a sun roof or
convert., you have the traffic noise. I prefer the AC and the windows up
so I don't have to hear the outside noise!

Regards,

DAve
95 Camry LE