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Hello community. So imagine my surprise when I picked up my beautiful GLB and on my way home realize that the visor doesn’t pull out. Subsequent search on this forum shows that this is not an unusual issue. I was really shocked, especially for the fact that my 2011 Buick car had the pull out capability. Any suggestion on how to rectify this issue? Has anyone tried to install an after market visors? If so, how was the experience? I am thinking I may need to tint my front windows, but would like to avoid doing that if not needed. Thanks!
Last edited by Savvynewbie; Jun 20, 2022 at 05:25 PM.
Reason: Correct Misspelling
I had the same complaint when I got the car, but after a while just learned to live with it. I love the car but some of the little things could drive you insane.
Our E320 had multiple adjustable visors that would cover any sunlight. It also had sunscreens. ML350 had adequate visors but not anything special. The C250 is the same. The visors on the GLB could have been wider. I’ve ridden Ubers where the driver installed a foldable flap on the visors that would cover the side window gap, but I’ve never taken the time to look for them on eBay or Amazon.
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