[Chuckyarla]

I’m thinking of a G22. I like sunroofs but I’m wondering if they impact headroom to any great extent in the coupe. I’m 6’3’’. I understand headroom in the rear is already pretty tight. How much worse would a sunroof make it?

[G22Junkie]

Originally Posted by Chuckyarla

I’m thinking of a G22. I like sunroofs but I’m wondering if they impact headroom to any great extent in the coupe. I’m 6’3’’. I understand headroom in the rear is already pretty tight. How much worse would a sunroof make it?

I have a G22 m440i with sunroof and I am 6’1”. I’ve got plenty head room. Tbh I’ve never even thought about it. I would def go with the sunroof it’s a must have for me

[Chuckyarla]

Originally Posted by G22Junkie

I have a G22 m440i with sunroof and I am 6’1”. I’ve got plenty head room. Tbh I’ve never even thought about it. I would def go with the sunroof it’s a must have for me

Thanks. I do love a sunroof even though we don’t get much sun here! How is access/space in the back? My daughter (5’8’’) is a bit concerned about how hard it is to get in and out.

[G22Junkie]

Originally Posted by Chuckyarla

Thanks. I do love a sunroof even though we don’t get much sun here! How is access/space in the back? My daughter (5’8’’) is a bit concerned about how hard it is to get in and out.

Tbh I’ve never sat back there. When you pull the lever to fold the front seat to get into the back it automatically moves to the most forward position so will give you pretty decent space to get in and out. 5’8” I don’t think she will have a problem, she should be plenty comfortable

[wrickem]

5’8 and she should have no problem even sitting directly behind her 6’3” father in a G22 with a sunroof. Once you’re in, it’s very comfortable back there.

I’m 6’2, all legs so I sit pretty far back and have had people taller than 5’8 back there, we all fit okay. My 6’3 son sat in the back with my 6’5 son in the passenger seat and even that worked for an hour.

I always tell rear passengers to come out “ass first”. She might not find it graceful, but it’s the easiest way to get out of a the back of a snug 2-door.