Fiat Fiorino Sunroof Replacement Parts

The Fiat Fiorino (2008-onwards) is a compact panel van and combi, and it was not offered with a factory-fitted sunroof on any standard variant sold in the UK market. If you believe your vehicle has one, it is almost certainly an aftermarket addition fitted by a previous owner rather than a genuine factory option. You may want to search instead for aftermarket sunroof glass or a sunroof kit compatible with the Fiorino's roof panel dimensions.

No — even on higher specification Fiorino trim levels, a factory sunroof was not part of the option or standard equipment list for this model in the UK. Trim level makes no difference here because the part simply was not offered regardless of specification. If a Fiorino you're looking at has a sunroof, it will be an aftermarket unit and any replacement glass or mechanism would need to be matched to that specific aftermarket brand, not to a Fiat genuine part.

Because any sunroof on a Fiorino will be an aftermarket fitment, you'll need to identify the brand or manufacturer of the kit that was installed — common aftermarket brands in the UK include Webasto and Hollandia. Once you have that information, a breaker is unlikely to hold a matching used unit since these are individual custom fits, so a specialist sunroof repair company or an aftermarket parts supplier would be a better route than a vehicle dismantler.

Since no factory sunroof exists for the Fiorino, there is no Fiat-sourced donor vehicle whose sunroof glass or mechanism would be designed to slot in. Aftermarket sunroof openings are cut to the installer's choice of position and aperture size, meaning even a unit from an identical Fiorino with an aftermarket sunroof is unlikely to be a direct swap unless the same brand and model of kit was used. A sunroof specialist rather than a breaker is the right contact for this kind of repair.