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Originally Posted by Zack46
Look, for people who hate the visibility either get used to it (by adjusting mirrors correctly and learn to live with it) OR just don't buy the car AND continue being happy driving your Toyota.
Now, If you want a really cool looking, sinister looking and down right in your face attitude CAR, there has to be a trade-off or 2 (two).
Know what I mean?
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Yep. My wife's Infinity QX60 has great visibility lots of room and plenty of cool technology. It's an SUV.
A lot of people complain because they think GM could have changed the lines and not sacrificed anything. That's simply not true. Maybe its weight, maybe style, maybe safety, maybe cost, but something would have to be sacrificed.
The only way to tell if the visibility is an issue for you is to sit in the car and take it for a test drive. It hasn't been an issue for my 5th gen, but I'm 5'10" and do a good job of adjusting my mirrors (it really is important people). If you are particularly short or tall it may not work for you. Just give it a shot an make a decision. There is no use crying about it. When the 7th gen approaches make sure to make your feelings known that visibility is the most important thing to you and maybe the 7th gen will be more to your liking.