yes if you want to add a power one in addition but probably not to replace the stock one. do a search. one lady did three roofs in her E. the stock one and two aftermarket power units. webasto/hollandia also makes a skyroof that works if you have no roof to begin with.

 

D'oh.... I just realized my post wasn't too clear.

I meant replace the rear stock moonroof with a new, aftermarket power moonroof.

 

D'OH!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

I would contact Webasto and ask them. As was pointed out they currently make sunroofs for the Element.

 

anything is probably possible if you want to through enough money at it, but i would guess that all the off the shelf, after market power roof fitaments for the Element would be too small to replace the huge opening in the stock rear roof. you would also have the issue of where the glass panel would slide. it would likely have to slide inside the roof toward the front and that might be a challenge. i think that it couldn't slide outside the roof toward the rear because the factory opening is too far back on the vehicle. the only other option would be that it slide outside the vehicle toward the front, which is the exact opposite direction of how all of them are designed to operate.

the prognosis is slim to none unless you have unlimited capital to spend.

 

i was actually planning on doing this and they said that making the rear moonroof power is DANGUROUS to the cars integrity so i just decided to get 2 more put in in front of it

 

A folding canvas top would be neat and I'm guessing could be retrofitted into the stock opening.

 

Folding canvas would be cool. But doesn't the placement of the E's moonroof have something to do with roof access for a roof rack or maybe a machine gun? Because, you know, beepin' the horn just doesn't cut it sometimes.

 

^ It's where the toast pops out, silly! :roll:

 

^ It's where the toast pops out, silly! :roll:

LOL . . . well done :grin: