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Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham
Sorry...You can add all the "LOL"s you want....visibility is not bad in this car. I'll preach that till I die. It's got a slammed roof...so do all sports cars. That impacts things. It also reminds you what you're driving. You get used to it and adjust your driving style. If you're creeping up on the white line under a stop light and can't see it turn green, it's cause you're a bad driver, not because visibility is awful.
Adjust your mirrors: blind spots go away. Pay attention to how you're driving, and visibility is fine. If any of us here felt so compromised in vision while driving, we'd have all bought something else. But we don't...now do we?
By the way...have you owned one? Your commentary suggests...no.
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I agree. I don't have a 2016 Camaro yet but I did test drive it. While I thought the visibility was bad. I also acknowledge I was only driving it for a 15 minutes test drive and wasn't yet used to the car. I'm pretty sure its something you get used to after awhile. I remember when I had my 4th generation you couldn't see any part of the front of the car. Did it bother me? Sure, for a few weeks. Then I got acclimated with the car and learned its dimensions and drove it appropriately. That car also didn't have any of the safety features new cars have. If visibility was really was so bad, the 5th generation wouldn't have sold so well.