Cancelled my order.
Hotshot
Joined: Mar 2017
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From: Chaz
I’ve had 2 panoramic roofs and yeah they can have minor issues. Main issue is I dont use it and you need to lube it regularly and I dont feel like it.
So it can rattle.
My 2015 was an early one and the track broke, broke on a perfect day too lol while I was on some back country roads in the hill country on a trip.
Lube issue...
So it can rattle.
My 2015 was an early one and the track broke, broke on a perfect day too lol while I was on some back country roads in the hill country on a trip.
Lube issue...
Fleet Owner
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Brentwood,CA
Take your pick, lots leak, some stick and others have had full glass replacement because it was warped. The panoramic roof is not highly regarded here.
Senior User
Joined: Dec 2019
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From: Bucks County PA
I've noticed that. I've never had one in any of previous trucks. A buddy bought a used 2016 Lariat about 2 years ago with one and I was sold. It was just super cool. He just turned 100k miles (uses it for work) and he's not had any problems. I suppose I'll have my dealer lubricate it at service appointments and keep my fingers crossed. Thanks for the heads up
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Nov 2019
Posts: 1,250
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From: Livingston Tx
I've never had a lick of trouble with my moon roof, from what I've read, it's always been the super crew with the problems.
As far as price goes, it better plateau soon or they will be shooting themselves in the foot with a lot of potential customers,
especially with the price of housing these days.
Another synthetic bubble on the horizon.
As far as price goes, it better plateau soon or they will be shooting themselves in the foot with a lot of potential customers,
especially with the price of housing these days.
Another synthetic bubble on the horizon.
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Posting Guru
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From: Corn Country, Kansas
Originally Posted by 16_superduty
On top of what you said, the price is definitely not going to be going down either
Cargo Master
Joined: Jul 2003
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No because they aren't available on STX trucks. I wouldn't get one anyway with all the issues people talk about having with them. Seems like there are two groups of people with moonroofs- those who have trouble and those who will have trouble.
Tuned
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2016 lariat 6.7 diesel MSRP $67k
2020 lariat 6.7 diesel MSRP $75k
All equipped roughly the same based on options available at the time
2000 F150 33k vs 2014 for 44k
2005 f150 lariat 35k vs 2019 platinum $63k
1997 expedition 27k vs 2007 30k now 2020 starts 52k.
Im one who continues to purchase new, but I do not see where double the cost comes from. Employee min wage has probably only increased a few bucks over the last 15 years.
The older less expensive had more rebates and discounts than these newer more expensive. So as far as the price going down or rebates going up, that wont happen until next recession.
Posting Guru
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,053
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From: Corn Country, Kansas
Originally Posted by 16_superduty
Had a 2003 Lariat 7.3 diesel MSRP if I remember correctly was 44ish?
2016 lariat 6.7 diesel MSRP $67k
2020 lariat 6.7 diesel MSRP $75k
All equipped roughly the same based on options available at the time
2000 F150 33k vs 2014 for 44k
2005 f150 lariat 35k vs 2019 platinum $63k
1997 expedition 27k vs 2007 30k now 2020 starts 52k.
Im one who continues to purchase new, but I do not see where double the cost comes from. Employee min wage has probably only increased a few bucks over the last 15 years.
The older less expensive had more rebates and discounts than these newer more expensive. So as far as the price going down or rebates going up, that wont happen until next recession.
2016 lariat 6.7 diesel MSRP $67k
2020 lariat 6.7 diesel MSRP $75k
All equipped roughly the same based on options available at the time
2000 F150 33k vs 2014 for 44k
2005 f150 lariat 35k vs 2019 platinum $63k
1997 expedition 27k vs 2007 30k now 2020 starts 52k.
Im one who continues to purchase new, but I do not see where double the cost comes from. Employee min wage has probably only increased a few bucks over the last 15 years.
The older less expensive had more rebates and discounts than these newer more expensive. So as far as the price going down or rebates going up, that wont happen until next recession.
