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Aftermarket Sunroofs Aftermarket sunroofs. All technical data at a glance. Operating elements and accessories Size of Visible glass Tilt height / glass element1) element1) slide opening1) Manual Electric Soft Rain Rollo Sunblind touch sensor Hollandia 100 DeLuxe 748 x 378 702 x 335 85 Hollandia 300 Exclusive Large 820 x 453 680 x 290 47 / 270 2 3 DeLuxe Large 820 x 453 662 x 332 47 / 270 2 3 DeLuxe Medium 768 x 335 625 x 261 52 / 250 3 Aftermarket Sunroofs. Classic Large 803 x 462 666 x 300 48 / 290 2 Get that open-air feeling. Classic Medium 748 x 378 612 x 339 43 / 195 2 Hollandia 400 DeLuxe Roof dimensions 832 x 1,130 – 640 x 620 Classic Roof dimensions 832 x 1,130 – 640 x 620 Hollandia 500 12 • Errors and omissions excepted • Printed in Germany • © Webasto AG, GCS 2012 and omissions excepted • Printed in Germany © Webasto 12 • Errors / Double Slide Medium4) 768 x 845 2 x 625 x 250 2 x 52 / 250 2 Double Slide Medium5) 2 x 768 x 335 2 x 625 x 250 2 x 52 / 250 2 Single Slide Medium4) 768 x 845 2 x 625 x 250 52 / 250 2 Single Slide Medium5) 2 x 768 x 335 2 x 625 x 250 52 / 250 2 Hollandia 700 Hollandia 710 851 x 477 680 x 280 50 / 302 Ident.-Nr. MK601080 • 02 Ident.-Nr. Hollandia 730 801 x 475 630 x 340 50 / 402 2 Hollandia 735 851 x 477 680 x 340 50 / 402 2 Hollandia 740 901 x 480 730 x 340 50 / 402 2 Hollandia 790 1,001 x 485 830 x 340 50 / 402 Hollandia 900 Hollandia 930 780 x 180 | 780 x 345 640 x 405 38 (front), 33 (rear) / 235 2 Hollandia 935 830 x 180 | 830 x 345 690 x 405 38 (front), 33 (rear) / 335 2 Hollandia 940 830 x 180 | 880 x 345 740 x 405 38 (front), 33 (rear) / 235 2 1) Figures in mm, width x length 2) Optional, not included in the price 3) Optional, not included in the price, only in combination with Soft touch 4) With central panel 5) Without central panel For over a century, Webasto has continued to set new technological standards – in both the original equipment sector and the aftermarket. As one of the 100 biggest suppliers in the automotive industry worldwide, we develop and produce roof, convertible as well as heating, cooling and ventilation systems. Our products help provide a better atmosphere on the road, more comfort and security, as well as increased efficiency for cars, commercial and special vehicles, motor homes and boats. An outstanding network of production facilities and dealers guarantees high-quality products, installation standards and services worldwide. Webasto AG Global Comfort Solutions P.O. Box 80 www.webasto.com 82132 Stockdorf Germany www.open-air-feeling.com Clear as daylight: The advantages of a sunroof. Bright minds want light. The number-one feel-good factor will always be light. Enjoy it as often as possible. A sunroof makes all happy with noticeably increased brightness – the appearance of an open vehicle interior immediately provides a much more pleasant atmosphere. Fresh breeze for your driving performance. With fresh air, your driving becomes significantly more relaxed, more concentrated and thus more safe. A sunroof means no draughts when the side window is open; rather the air comes evenly and pleasantly from above. Every kilometer is a joy. Every year, five million factory-fitted Webasto roof systems throughout the world open new perspectives for car drivers: a real open-air feeling, pure driving fun, as well as that very special feeling of freedom. Great perspectives in regard to quality. With Webasto sunroofs, you can look not only upwards, but also assuredly forwards: Thanks to our TÜV-inspected top quality in the retrofit sector, we provide a 3 year warranty on all of our roof systems. Webasto roof systems. If you are on the road in your car, you want to experience With one of the many different Webasto sunroofs – open or maximum comfort. What can be better than feeling the sun closed – you can enjoy comfort and a vehicle interior that is on your skin, breathing fresh air and enjoying the feeling of bathed in light 365 days a year. At the same time, Webasto freedom? With Webasto sunroofs, you can fulfil this desire – sunroofs provide high quality and reliable safety technology. you can experience every trip with all your senses! You can already look forward to clear advantages. 02 033 All-round quality: Roof systems for every need. Family enterprise since 1901. We build on innovation ex works. The trust of grand brands. Special edition successes. For more than 100 years, Webasto has stood for comfort and Throughout the world, Webasto develops and produces roof Like many famous automobile manufacturers, you can put your In regard to their exclusive special editions, automobile quality and is Number 1 in the world for automobile roof systems. systems for new cars. Here, we use innovative products, such as trust in the excellent quality of Webasto. Our roof systems are manufacturers give their customers only the best things: love From classic tilt and slide roofs to lamella and solar roofs to the first solar sunroof or the novel convertible roof system with installed at the works of, for example: Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, for details, the highest quality and very special extras. Desires panorama roofs and innovative convertible roofs – Webasto an integrated sliding glass roof – used in the VW Eos – which Audi, Bentley, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Citroën, that are united and perfected in Webasto sunroofs, which are reliably provides millions of car drivers with more driving fun. combines the advantages of a convertible with those of a Daihatsu, Dodge, Ferrari, Fiat, Ford, GM, Great Wall, Honda, being used more and more as an absolute highlight in special sunroof. Hyundai, Infiniti, Lamborghini, Lancia, Land Rover, Lincoln, editions. For example, the Hyundai i10 is exciting with its Convertible roof systems that fulfil every desire. Maserati, Maybach, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Hollandia 300 and Hollandia 400, as is the Renault Twingo This is top quality in the truest sense of the word. From retract- Especially popular in special editions. Opel, Peugeot, Porsche, Renault, Rolls Royce, SAIC, SEAT, Škoda, with the Hollandia 400. Webasto is also setting new standards able hardtops with up to 5 parts to technically advanced soft Sometimes things have to be special. In order to give their Smart, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, Volvo and VW. in the compact car segment in this regard. tops: Webasto’s innovative convertible roof systems have made customers something special, well-known automobile manufac- us Number 1 on the market. This position was strengthened in turers use high-quality Webasto sunroofs in their special editions. 2010 by our merger with the convertible specialist Edscha. From a used car to a dream car. Fall in love again with your used car! Regardless of whether it is a compact car, a midsized or a limousine – when it is retrofitted with one of our varied sunroofs, you will ensure that you will bask in the limelight within your car. Hollandia 400 (soft top) 1974 2007 Tilt and slide roof Roof systems of made of glass polycarbonate 1936 1989 First top for Innovative solar automobiles sunroof 2012 75 years sunroof systems A great feeling in a small space. Compact car drivers do not have to do without the great feeling of freedom. Quite the contrary: They gain the most 1956 2000 First steel sunroof Provider for 2009 advantages when retrofitting a Webasto sunroof. The car opens up visually and thus appears to be significantly larger. convertible roof Acquisition of the convertible systems division of Edscha Retrofit your compact car with one of our sunroofs, and look forward to sunshine, fresh air and many enjoyable trips. 04 05 Real eye-catchers: Webasto retrofit roof systems. Hollandia 100 Hollandia 300 Hollandia 400 Hollandia 500 Big effect – small price. A super view! Even for strongly arched cars. The highlight for your car! The new dimension in comfort. A generous feeling of well-lit space and the pleasant enjoyment Due to its variability and its attractive appearance, the Hollandia With the Hollandia 400, you can experience what it is like to The huge panoramic roof stands out with its elegant look and of fresh air: The Hollandia 100 combines a modern design with 300 is one of Webasto’s most popular sunroofs. With its two drive a convertible. This sporty folding roof can be opened to its technical details. Whether fixed or movable: The two glass technical flair, opening up open-air comfort to you at an attrac- different sizes, it can even be used with strongly arched cars. fit your needs: from a narrow gap to a completely open roof. panels can be combined as you like. As a result, your rear-seat tive price. passengers will also enjoy more light and fresh air. Mode of operation: pop-up roof Mode of operation: tilt and slide roof Mode of operation: folding roof Mode of operation: panorama roof 06 07 Tried-and-tested quality. So that you can keep safe. Webasto sunroofs undergo internal endurance tests at the Webasto sunroofs stand not only for excellent quality, but also factory in order to prove their uniformly high standards in terms for exceptional safety. Technical features such as the Auto-Close Top models: of weathertightness and the ability to withstand stress. In a system, the Auto-Retract system or the Protective Venus® glass wide variety of test series, the individual roofs are subjected to, ensure safe and carefree driving pleasure: design, comfort and quality.
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