NHTSA Complaint #11057798 — 2013 VOLVO S60

WHILE DRIVING DOWN THE FREEWAY, THE SUNROOF OF THE CAR SPONTANEOUSLY EXPLODED RAINING BROKEN GLASS INTO THE CAR. THERE WAS NOTHING ABOVE THE CAR AT THE TIME THE SUNROOF EXPLODED (I.E. AN OVERPASS WHERE SOMETHING COULD HAVE FALLEN) NOR WERE THERE OTHER VEHICLES NEAR BY THAT COULD HAVE KICKED A ROCK OR OTHER OBJECT THAT COULD HAVE BROKEN THE GLASS. FURTHER, AFTER PULLING OFF THE ROAD TO EXAMINE THE DAMAGE, THE GLASS HAD EXPLODED OUTWARD, AWAY FROM THE CAR RATHER THAN INWARD, AS WOULD BE EXPECTED IF SOMETHING LIKE A ROCK HAD HIT THE GLASS AND BROKEN IT.