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Apex Motorsports · 02-21-2012, 08:14 AM

Now that we are well into our first winter with this vehicle I have noticed something. The sensor for the automatic headlights is located inside the windshield defroster vent on the far left edge. This creates an area on the windshield that does not want to clear of ice or fog. That area happens to be the area directly in front of the driver. The entire windshield and side windows will be crystal clear except directly in front of the driver. Not a big deal but something that could use some attention.

Overall we are still very happy with the vehicle. We are now over 11,000 miles and have still not had any issues. The vehicle still feels very "solid", it hasn't loosened up gotten rattly like some cars do once the new car smell wears off.

02-21-2012, 08:14 AM	#12
Apex Motorsports Drives: 2000 Camaro SS Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Louisville, Ky. Posts: 25,165	WINTER UPDATE Now that we are well into our first winter with this vehicle I have noticed something. The sensor for the automatic headlights is located inside the windshield defroster vent on the far left edge. This creates an area on the windshield that does not want to clear of ice or fog. That area happens to be the area directly in front of the driver. The entire windshield and side windows will be crystal clear except directly in front of the driver. Not a big deal but something that could use some attention. Overall we are still very happy with the vehicle. We are now over 11,000 miles and have still not had any issues. The vehicle still feels very "solid", it hasn't loosened up gotten rattly like some cars do once the new car smell wears off.