Sunroof Car In The Philippines - Top 5 Sunroof Cars & Usage Attention

Are you in search of a sunroof car in the Philippines but then find yourself caught up in a pool of options? What is the notice when using a sunroof car?

1. Top 5 Sunroof Cars In The Philippines

Volkswagen Tiguan (₱1,648,000)

Volkswagen Tiguan is known as a plain-looking vehicle. But in fact, this not an ordinary car with massive interior space, ride comfort, and noticeable on-point handling. Volkswagen truly made the Tiguan as a panoramic sunroof car for families.

The body of the Volkswagen Tiguan 2020 featured smooth curves. Hood lines in the front grille with a roof rail complete a tough but classy look.

Volkswagen Tiguan 2020 has a tough but classy look

About the interior, you can receive much comfort from the seats with spacious legroom, a multi-function wheel covered with leather. Utilities and features come with cruise control, dual-zone air conditioning, and a push-button start. 

The 2020 Tiguan owns a powerful 1.4-liter gasoline engine which can produce 148 hp with 2500 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Chevrolet Malibu (₱2,131,888)

The 2020 version of Chevrolet Malibu is an impressive makeover, offering a good value alternative for the likes of other Japanese cars of the same class. The mid-size sedan features a fresh design, with noble interior space and good handling. 

Chevrolet Malibu appears elegant, perfect with slim, oblique headlamps, Dual Port front grille with an enhanced side, making the vehicle more modern from the front to the back.

The technology for the Malibu is supported by a MyLink eight-inch touchscreen, which can execute voice commands to aid drivers on the road, and a Bose 9-speaker sound system. Interface for touch screen is easy to use with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to adjust your cell phone.

Behind the Chevrolet Malibu 2020 is a DOHV VVT 2.0-liter Turbo engine that delivers 250 HP and 353 Nm of torque. It is paired with a six-speed automatic transmission. 

Mazda 3 (₱1,495,000)

Mazda 3 still keeps the minimalism in style, which employs the beauty of simplicity. The sedan is well-equipped under its price point, with exceptional ride quality and the use of materials for the interior.

Mazda 3 2020 does have a sunroof, but the sunroof is only available on the range-topping Premium 2.0 AT variant.

The sedan comes equipped with an 8.8-inch infotainment system, compatible with Android Auto and Apple Carplay. Mazda 3 also features G-Vectoring Control Plus to offer you smoother and more comfortable drives.

Mazda 3 uses Skyactiv-G engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission, which comes in two options of engine: 1.5-Liter F-P5 engine or 2.0-Liter PE-VPS engine. The 1.5-liter engine delivers 109 HP and 146 Nm of torque. The 2.0-liter engine creates 152 HP and 200 Nm.

The price for the Mazda 3 2020 ranges from Php 1,295,000 – 1,495,000.

GAC GA8 (₱1,988,000 – 2,288,000)

The list of best cars with sunroof in the Philippines can’t miss the GAC GA8. This sedan is elegant and luxurious through its curvy design: diamond-eyed headlamps on LED chromes at the grille and along the body. 

GAC GA8 interior is designed to be elegant and luxury

Inheriting the luxury is the cabin, starting with the leather seats that reliably pleased drivers and passengers. Features include a ten-inch touchscreen, navigation, Bluetooth, USB capability, etc. Some other luxury features are keyless entry, push-start button, and a sunroof. 

The GA8 is powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter power, which produces 194hp and 300nm of torque, paired with GAC's six-speed AMT. 

Hyundai Tucson (₱1,448,000 – 1,885,000)

Hyundai Tucson in the Philippines has always been known as one of the most famous cars. The first-generation Hyundai Tucson shares its platform with the Elantra and is in the same class as Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V. This is quite a stunning achievement, as the manufacturer has been serving the products in the country for 13 years and about six years since the second generation of the lineup was introduced locally.

The Value trim level gets a number of new features on its own, including the panoramic sunroof, the Dual Automatic Temperature Control with CleanAir Ionizer and Auto Defogger, the automatic dimming inside rear mirrors, the rear parking sensors, and the proprietary HomeLink. When you walk into the car, you'll get the feeling of luxury and the premium built on the vehicle. The Hyundai Tucson cabin is undeniably built to provide optimum comfort.

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2. Notices When Using Sunroof Cars

Sunroof Gets Stuck

When your sunroof gets stuck, there are probably cracked components or scrap accumulating. You can use a drill to unfasten your glass panel and clean them up. Once you have done, let the panel attached back at its original place.

Cleaning Your Sunroof

Don’t let dirty sunroof disrupt your journey by cleaning it regularly. Use a cleaning liquid that contains no ammonia or vinegar. With the rubber covering, you should utilize soft cotton clothes covered with detergent and silicone base for cleaning.

In case you find wax sticking on the sunroof, you can remove it with light detergent with a toothbrush. Then lubricate the gliding rails to remain smooth sliding for your sunroof.

Avoid Using Sunroof In Certain Times

To keep your sunroof away from dust, avoid using the sunroof near constructing areas, or during rush hours, etc.

Pay Attention To The Temperature

When the temperature is low, you should not open your sunroof as it can get stuck. When someone makes an attempt on opening it, they could get hurt.

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3. Conclusion

Above are the top 5 sunroof cars Philippines and things to notice when using a sunroof car. We hope you find it useful. 

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