High temperatures cause food to buckle and the sun roof is separated from roof
I guess you mean ’ Hood ’ not food. What temperatures are you talking about ? Outside in the sun , that is highly unlikely .
Also count me in as a sceptic . . .
I live in the southwest . . . and I don’t see any 5 year old cars with buckled hoods and sunroofs separating from the roof that can be proven to have been caused by high temperatures
Wow, rough neighborhood! Man-made (or woman-made, to be non-gender specific) global warming, no doubt! It can come on quite suddenly… any paint left on this baby or did it scorch it right off?
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Area 51 ?..…………
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So you’re looking at from a different perspective, I guess . . . ?
You think op meant buckling paint . . . ?
Well, then they should have said buckling paint, instead of buckling hood . . . that’s how I see it
if it is indeed a paint what buckled, I would bet the car was repaired after the accident of some sort and that repair was not properly done
she could have worded it better . . .
The way op worded it, I thought she meant the hood . . . as in the sheet metal itself . . . was buckled
No, but it seems that any time it’s hot enough to damage sheet metal and knock a sunroof out of whack, it’s got to be hot enough to damage paint or set the interior on fire or melt something.
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Maybe op lives on a planet which is closer to the sun than ours . . . 
that might explain the extremely high temperatures
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I’ve lived in OK for about 50 years. It gets very hot in the summers here and often it’s brutally hot. Temperatures in the 110-115 range and so on.
I have never seen buckled hoods, paint, or dislodged sunroofs due to heat. Cracked dashes and bubbling rear window tint is fairly common.
I suspect there is something going on that the OP is not clarifying correctly or is misunderstanding. Per the usual, more info is always helpful.
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