Second Hand Fiat Talento Sunroof

The Fiat Talento is a panel van and crew van derived from the Renault Trafic / Vauxhall Vivaro platform, and as a purely commercial vehicle it was not offered with a factory-fitted sunroof by Fiat in the UK market. If you believe your vehicle has a sunroof, it is almost certainly an aftermarket addition fitted by a previous owner or converter, not a Fiat Talento factory part. You would need to identify the aftermarket manufacturer's brand stamped on the glass or frame in order to source a matching replacement.

Because no factory sunroof was fitted to the Fiat Talento as standard, UK breakers dismantling Talento vans will not have a sunroof to pull from the vehicle. Your best route is to contact a specialist in aftermarket or conversion sunroofs, or to search for the specific brand of unit (such as Webasto or Hollandia) that was fitted, as those are the parts that would have been sourced and installed separately. A breaker dealing in conversion or leisure-vehicle parts may occasionally have a matching unit, but you would need to match the brand and aperture size rather than the vehicle model.

The Trafic and Vivaro also did not come with factory sunroofs as standard, so this does not open up an obvious direct donor pool from breakers either. If an aftermarket sunroof has been cut into your Talento's roof, what matters is the aperture dimensions and the brand of the unit, not the donor vehicle's make or model. You should confirm the brand markings on your existing unit and search for that specific aftermarket product rather than searching by vehicle fitment.

The Fiat Talento was available in standard and high-roof body configurations, as well as different wheelbases, but none of these variants were offered with a factory sunroof by Fiat in the UK. Roof height and wheelbase matter greatly for many van parts, but in this case they are irrelevant because no production Talento left the factory with a sunroof fitted regardless of specification. If you were searching for a sunroof assuming it would be a standard option, it is likely you are looking for an aftermarket fitment or you may have confused this model with a passenger car.

Start by looking at the sunroof unit itself for any branding, model numbers, or stamps on the frame or glass - common aftermarket manufacturers include Webasto, Hollandia, and similar specialists. Once you have identified the brand and model of the unit, search for that specific product rather than searching by vehicle make and model, as these units are sold independently of any particular van. A specialist sunroof repair company or a motorhome and van conversion parts supplier is likely to be a more productive route than a standard vehicle breaker.