Magnetic Sunroof Sun Shade, Car Moonroof Side Window Breathable Sun Roof Screen Mesh Net, Quick Install, UV Protection, Release Heat and Ventilation for Car Overnight Camping, Parking on Trips

I just put it on and I'm sitting in my 2014 GMC TERRAIN as I write this. It fits well and is secure. I don't think it's meant to drive with it on so I will remove it before I start driving again.It blocks out the sun and there's a nice breeze coming through, it is windy right now. There are long pieces of magnet on all sides and it secures well. I did measure the window size before ordering. I am happy with this purchase and I would recommend it.

Almost perfect portable screen... Took off one star since the magnets on the long edges tend to overlap, slide and get hung up on each other esp when trying to fit back into carrying pouch or fit on top of the moonroof area.I remedied the situation easily by sewing a short line in between the long magnets keeping them from sliding back and forth as much and NO more overlap - yay!Fits around my 1999 Toyota Sienna van moonroof and makes camping in it more comfortable with fresh air and no bugs! Can quickly pull it off when it rains too. : )

It's not meant to be used while driving! The magnets seem secure so I guess it might work at lower speeds, but don't try it on the freeway! Good for camping or leaving your sunroof open to vent while you're parked (keeping out bugs, leaves, etc.

I always have my sunroof open and this keeps everything out.Only one con is when you're driving fast the magnets move so if you're wanting to keep this on I recommend some duct tape

Not fit to all car have to make bigger all side it fit

I used this a lot on my last 2 month trip when sleeping in the car. However, I added some extra strong round magnets on each corner. (you must be able to sew a little to do this. Without the extra magnets it would have blown away in a strong wind.

Good sun shade, almost fit Freightliner Cascadia 2014 , is not for a Cascadia, but it works, very nice

This shade fits our new Lexus GX460 perfectly and keeps the sun from beaming through the windshield. It's a bit fussy to put in place as the floppy edges and corners tend to fold in and have to be tucked out to ensure total coverage. Folding it up is tricky until you get the hang of twisting it just so. Once folded, it fits in the center console bin out of site. My wife bought a different type for her car that is rigid and rolls up. It's easier to install and take down but is much larger rolled up and can't be stowed out of sight anywhere within reach of the driver's seat.