2017 Volkswagen Golf Alltrack visibility complaints

Filed Feb 1, 2019 · Body, Visibility · 1,100 miles · WA

Panoramic sunroof leaks water into interior, causing condensation on all interior glass and making it difficult/impossible to see out. There is so much condensation that AC/defrost settings cannot remove it in a timely manner. It takes so long that one tries to drive even before full outward vision has been restored, increasing risk greatly.

Filed Aug 4, 2018 · Visibility · 25,000 miles · NJ

The car is one year old, and the panoramic sunroof is leaking. I contacted vw and scheduled an appointment. They will need to have the car in the shop to see if it is a structural issue. The water is coming in on the driver's side and on the center console above all of the electrical (lights, switches for sunroof, etc) components. The windshield stays fogged up when driving because of all of the moisture in the cabin. This affects visibility. Vw should recall this vehicle to repair. A rental car will be costly, and vw has offered no loaner to me.

Filed Jun 12, 2018 · Electrical, Visibility · 2,200 miles · SC

The vehicle was stationary. Following rain, water leaked into the car from the panoramic roof at the a-, b-, and c-pillars and rear hatch on both the driver and passenger sides of the car. Water dripped from the dash onto the front foot wells. Water entering the pillars could come into contact with pillar-mounted airbags and with electrical controls and systems mounted in the dash.

Filed May 22, 2018 · Visibility · 1,700 miles · MD

Sunroof leaking causes excessive moisture interior of vehicle specifically on windshield and inside of windows. Windshield fogging problem on start up and is exasperated in heavy rain while driving highway speeds, more moisture gets into car. Sunroof drain holes are not clogged as vehicle is less than 4 months old. Water evidence is seen as stains down both 'a' pillars and headliner above passenger and driver front side windows.