[geaux_tigerss]

Originally Posted by thickstunalex

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Thanks a bunch. Never would have found them on my own I think. Ironically right where the plastic indicators said they should be...


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[Johnman]

IMO, Chevy made a huge mistake in making the Camaro into a two-seater, and the sales are reflecting that.

[geaux_tigerss]

Originally Posted by Johnman

IMO, Chevy made a huge mistake in making the Camaro into a two-seater, and the sales are reflecting that.

Honestly I feel like it's less that than the price point. I have to occasionally haul two kids and I still got one. The backseat is why I got this instead of the vette. However when I was looking at camaros, I was just blown away by the 50ish thousand price tag. I bought my 2011 2SS for like 35k drive out. Now that I have it I realize that it's miles ahead of the fifth gen and probably a good value for the cost, but that initial sticker shock really pushed me away for a while and I imagine it's doing the same to others.

[Mister Will]

Originally Posted by thickstunalex

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I will second what he said. I was beginning to think they weren't there.

[SSTony]

I get both my 2 year old and 6 year old in the back of my 16. Easy

[KMPrenger]

Originally Posted by SSTony

I get both my 2 year old and 6 year old in the back of my 16. Easy

Easy? When it comes to the Camaro, the terms "backseat" and "easy" are never put together. lol. j/k.

So tell us...how do you do it easy?

Luckily, my Camaro is not my daily, for if it was, I'd have sold it long ago. I have a 3 year old (forward facing) and coming soon, will have a baby daughter whom will be backward facing of course. (funny, since my last post in this thread was so long ago, we weren't even expecting yet lol). Currently, I put the 3 year old behind the passenger seat, and there is enough room to move the seat back. But in the future the 3 year old will have to go behind me (and I'll have to move forward some, and that's saying something as I sit closer than many guys my height or taller - 5' 10") and the little one behind the passenger.

It will be a pain, but hoping I can get through it until the little one is forward facing. Then it should be no problem.

[Zzzato]

Since I had to sell my 2-seater due to new child, the wife had to make sure my new choice of vehicle would accommodate the little man so we brought the car seat I fully installed it in the car before I even test drove it and it fit perfectly. Put Jameson in there rear facing, which is challenging but not impossible, and went on a test drive. He loved it because he can see out the back window. Now he's front facing and loves it even more. I have the recaro also.

[Donner]

Originally Posted by thickstunalex

I wanted to share this picture since when I was shopping for a Camaro, I wanted to know if I could fit a car seat in the back. <snip>

By the way, yesterday my wife drove three of her friends out to lunch from Hampton, Virginia to Norfolk, Virginia. They all had a blast even though the rear seats were somewhat cramped.

Hey, I roll through Norfolk on a regular occurrence though the Mighty HABU sleeps in Williamsburg. Perhaps we could catch up sometime.

Kindest,

Donner

[NightSkyCode]

Back seat was made for kids, since thats all the human that can fit in it.

[ddanj]

It's a 2-door sports car - not why people are complaining about the rear seat room. If you need more room, this is not the car for you.


I would not want the car to be bigger nor heavier just to have more rear seat space.

I do daily pick up my 3 year old from daycare. No issues here. And we have a minivan to 'haul stuff' and for family trips.

[Jim50thSS]

My kids seem to do alright in the back seat. However buckling them in is somewhat difficult. I would like to find booster seats with backs that have more clearance at the buckle. I've been to the basic stores but haven't found any that help in this area.

[Hops]

Glad i found this thread, trying to build a case for a camaro with two kids pre-school/kindergarten. Looks like for a few years, it will work!

[pjz1082]

Originally Posted by Hops

Glad i found this thread, trying to build a case for a camaro with two kids pre-school/kindergarten. Looks like for a few years, it will work!

I have a 2 yr old and 5 yr old. They both fit fine. A little cramped getting them buckled in but not impossible. Of course my wife does most of the kid transporting. I only do it a couple days per week. If it's an every day thing, it might get old pretty quick. Just depends on how much you love the car!

[JZ_77]

Easy peasy with the vert. My girls love it. Plenty of room for them too -- just remember to take their shoes off first.