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Well, I dragged a taller friend with me to the dealer at lunch and just proved that I'm an oddly shaped man apparently. My friend who's 6'3 with a 34 inch inseam fits just fine with about an inch - inch and a half of room between his head and the headliner, while my hair is pressed against the headliner with the same exact settings...
 
When I first looked at getting one, I test drove a Q4 as there was no quad available to drive. Instantly the sunroof was an issue for me. They had a quad in for a service and they let me sit in it. Problem solved. Carbon roof means no sunroof. No sunroof means 2 inches extra headroom...BOOM. Bought a quad.
Isn't the sunroof optional anyway?

The OP says it's a requirement for them.
 
Well, I dragged a taller friend with me to the dealer at lunch and just proved that I'm an oddly shaped man apparently. My friend who's 6'3 with a 34 inch inseam fits just fine with about an inch - inch and a half of room between his head and the headliner, while my hair is pressed against the headliner with the same exact settings...
Tall trunk or neck?

Why is the moonroof a requirement?

Adds weight and the bigger issue for me is all of these stories of spontaneously shattering moonroofs. Google "exploding sunroof". I would do my best to avoid it and I'm short enough that headroom is not an issue. I specifically left it off the build of my current car (2015 328i).
 
I’m just under 6’2” and I’ve special ordered a Giulia Ti Lusso without a sunroof to get the extra headroom. I also like the tilt adjustments in the seat cushions (which I have in my current car) and both my wife and I prefer the light interior with the light wood trim. By ordering, I’m getting the options that I want, avoiding the sunroof, and I don’t pay for options that I don’t need. Over 10 years ago I special ordered the car I have now without a sunroof, and frankly, I don’t miss it. I once had a car with a sunroof, and having my hair brushed every time I moved in my seat got really old after a few years.

Those who really weant a sunroof might consider a Stelvio. Lots of headroom. ?
 
I am 6'3" and there is a ton of headroom with no sunroof, which I specifically did not want ... I have friends who are 6'4" and looking at buying the Giulia and want the sunroof and they fit fine. I don't know, we are all different
 
owns 2020 Alfa Romeo Giulia Ti Sport AWD
5'8" here so no issue with my sunroof, which was also a requirement for me. But I do live somewhere where it's always sunny (no, not Philadelphia). When I had my Giulia in for service, the loaner I was given was a base model with no sunroof. Gotta say, while there was a bit more headroom, it seemed much more claustrophobic without the extra light the sunroof (even with the shade closed) let's into the cabin. The interior headliner is also so plain on the non sunroof version. Oh, well. That's why we have choices!
 
Firebush

I had the same issue with my Lexus ISF, it was one of the reasons I finally sold it. After the honeymoon period was over after initial purchase and I started to commute in it 160 miles a day on some crappy bumpy roads, hitting my head on the headliner got old fast. I'm 6'3 280 lbs so the Quad was a fresh relief that my head had more wiggle room because that was a huge concern for me. I honestly don't mind not having a sunroof.. I have used it maybe 15% of the time over the last 15 years driving cars. I used the sunroof more in my 99 Prelude than anything, but i was younger then so maybe I thought it was cooler.

As looking to purchase a QV it seems it had about 2-3 inches of head room over the overall competition.

Maybe you just have a longer Torso than the average Joe?
 
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