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Used sunroofs vary between vehicles - and whether you call it used, second hand or a replacement, matching the right one matters. These are the details breakers need to match the right part to your car - our request form asks them so you only hear from suppliers with the correct part:
No — the Nissan NV300 is a panel van derived from the Renault Trafic/Vauxhall Vivaro platform, and sunroofs were not a factory-fitted option on any variant of this vehicle. Vans of this type are built for load-carrying, and the roof structure is designed around that purpose rather than passenger comfort features like a sunroof. If you think you may have seen a roof opening on an NV300, it is likely a roof vent, a roof light (sometimes called a rooflight or skylight), or an aftermarket-fitted roof hatch — none of which are the same as a factory sunroof.
Not quite — the NV300 does not have a factory sunroof, so there is no OEM glass panel of that type available from a breaker. What you may be looking for is a roof vent or ventilation hatch, which some NV300 variants were fitted with, or possibly an aftermarket roof window unit. Contact a breaker directly and describe what you have fitted, as they will be able to identify the correct part against your registration rather than searching under 'sunroof'.
Since the NV300 was never factory-fitted with a sunroof, this question does not apply in a straightforward way — there is no OEM sunroof aperture or mechanism in the roof to accept such a part. The NV300, Trafic, and Vivaro share the same platform and roof pressing, but none of them were offered with a factory sunroof either, so there is no direct donor part from those vehicles either. If you have an aftermarket roof hatch fitted, your best route is to identify the brand and model of that specific unit rather than searching by vehicle make.
Depending on what you need, you may want to search for a roof vent, a roof ventilator, or a roof hatch — these are the types of roof openings associated with vans like the NV300. Some NV300s were also fitted with roof windows or skylights as either factory options or dealer/convertor accessories, and these would be the correct terminology to use when contacting a breaker. Describing the size, shape, and operation (hinged, sliding, fixed glazing) of what you currently have or need will help a breaker identify the right part against your registration.