banjeman

So as I mentioned I had ordered an Eclipse sunshade for my wife's Murano. Here are a couple pictures. It was easy to install and basically meets in the middle, so little different than the other accordion sunshade that pulls all the way across (it apparently has a cheap connection that tends to break). The Eclipse uses Velcro to attach the pieces in the middle. Anyway I am going to see how it holds up in the Hot Texas Summer.



Eclipse Sunshade outside view




Eclipse Sunshade Inside View

gfmohn

This is a degrading problem for Mercedes owners to have. Mercedes owners should be able to push a button and walk away! Mercedes could make all windows (windshields, side windows, and rear windows) with the technology used in the pano-sunroofs, which darken with the touch of a button! Even the push of a button would be unnecessary, if the darkening occurred automatically (after a decent interval), when the engine was shut off. Cost would be no issue, at least for the "mighty" S-Class. I suppose it would require the usual development cycle of 2 years to develop and 5 years for the lawyers, but MB should get started.

Ron M

+1

It even says Mercedes-Benz in the corner

gfmohn

SunSHADES are so old-fashioned! Darkening WINDOWS would provide SunGLASSES to protect interiors. A discreet chime would sound, as the WINDOWS automatically darkened a minute or two after the engine was stopped or lightened when the engine was started! (Darkening windows would also conceal valuables and provide privacy for "romantic activities"!) Get going, Mercedes!

mikedane

I just bought sunshades for my vehicles from Quiksnap.com a week ago. It's very easy to install and remove but more importantly it protects the interior.