Something I noticed on the first trip in the Cadenza, the sun when it comes in through the front windshield is extremely hot on the skin...I got to thinking, how come my older car didn't do this? First thought was the dash seems closer, so the window stands more perpendicular with less cover from the dash itself, then I realized, this windshield is hardly curved at all. It's so flat, it actually concerns me from the exterior impact strength, thinking the theory behind arched windows is for strength.
Notably the glass is shorter from top to bottom, I can't recall now, at lest 4 inches shorter then my wife's Fusion. I just hope it's not a issue in that "time of need".
Anyway, as to the sun issue, there is already a strip of tint across the top, but I'm considering having it removed, and run either 5 or 10% of some high quality UV film, and read the strip at the top. Anyone else do this, or thinking about it?
Notably the glass is shorter from top to bottom, I can't recall now, at lest 4 inches shorter then my wife's Fusion. I just hope it's not a issue in that "time of need".
Anyway, as to the sun issue, there is already a strip of tint across the top, but I'm considering having it removed, and run either 5 or 10% of some high quality UV film, and read the strip at the top. Anyone else do this, or thinking about it?