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Reports of spontaneous sunroof explosions in vehicles have surged, with nearly 500 complaints filed with the NHTSA in 2026. Incidents have been documented across various makes and models, with contributing factors potentially including design flaws and road debris. Despite the high number of complaints, sunroof issues have rarely led to recalls.
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Reports of spontaneous sunroof explosions in vehicles have surged, with nearly 500 complaints filed with the NHTSA in 2026. Incidents have been documented across various makes and models, with contributing factors potentially including design flaws and road debris. Despite the high number of complaints, sunroof issues have rarely led to recalls.
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