I'm doing the same, at the dealer. Same one that goes into the Cherokee....non panoramic. At the dealer, they quoted $2200 but are giving me 10% off. Should take 2 days to install. The parts technician at the dealership met with me twice to discuss it. He trusts them so much that he just installed one in his wife's car. Totally stoked. Would actually prefer this over the MySky, being I won't ever really be sitting in the back seat. And there's many times I would like to have a sunroof without having to actually open it up. MySky is an open or shut situation....no glass option.
His instagram is @sircraigory and he said he got his for $1300. The downside according to him was with all the windows up going over 40 it has a "wind tunnel sound" not sure what he meant by that exactly but he also stated that it looks stock.
He can probably add a wind deflector to the front of the sunroof opening to address that issue.
You.are.awesome!
Dont even bother- get the glass panels from Fiat as soon as the 500X comes out. You can insert them in your Renegade as it is the same car.
This could also be a viable option: http://www.webasto.com/us/markets-p...oofs/standard-inbuilt-hollandia-700-ii-entry/
Sadly, they are not the same car. The vehicles share the same base, but that's about it.
This is not true. They are based on the same platform, that's it.
Strange. Thanks for the heads-up. It DEFINITELY makes me take pause. I have a moonroof on my 2007 Rav 4, with no such sound. I'll discuss it with the dealership for sure, along with the pics on the forum of the underbelly of the Renegades with their possible poor corrosion protection and plug issue, AND...share aardvark's experience with the missing clip and tranmission issue.
Same as what everyone else is saying, this isn't a viable option. The 500x has a much shorter rooftop with an arch vs the longer/flat roof of the Renegade. Not even close.
