Open Sky tint?
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Especially for the OTHER car in the accident! ![Wink](https://www.audiworld.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Actually, I had some qualms about safety with that big chunk of glass up there - That's yet another reason why I factory ordered my new A3 without the Sky Roof!
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Actually, I had some qualms about safety with that big chunk of glass up there - That's yet another reason why I factory ordered my new A3 without the Sky Roof!
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They aren't just dangerous to other cars, but also to themselves. Those beasts, besides being uncontrollably heavy, are also has the weight distribution of a spinning top, where they love to flip over and lie upside down, taking the driver along with it. A vast majority of deaths on the roads are rollover deaths.
Then you should be getting a car without windows, since all those panels are also glass, and much bigger.
Actually, I had some qualms about safety with that big chunk of glass up there - That's yet another reason why I factory ordered my new A3 without the Sky Roof!
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I've had my A3 with the sky-roof since last summer and never noticed it got hotter then any other car I've owned. I don't have the rest of the windows tinted yet and I'd be more worried about having those match the sky-roof tint before I'd worry about tinting the roof even more. The rolling shade seems to do an alright job blocking sun to me and I'm not exactly a "sun person" either.
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