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Originally Posted by 90503
The "fighting" over a visibility point only comes from some who want to throw grenades at a ship that has already sailed.
Their big ideas for the 6thGen went unheeded so now all they have left are pointless arguments requiring that what they thought best must be acknowledged by current and potential buyers, that the Camaro is not a great car, they have bought a compromised, inferior design.
Anyone who is ok with the design, visibility, etc., is dismissed as being either unenlightened or outright lying about their preferences and lack of admission that the car and the visiblilty isn't as good as they would have built it.
No design or prototype has ever been seen of a 6thGen that satisfies the all-knowing's features that would have made it a "great car"....
And it's not just their opinion on what makes a "great car", it's that no-one acknowledges their un-used delicate genius as superior to their's.
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You are not listening. All that is being said is that the car could have improved visibiliy. Hopefully they do next time. If you think this is the end all and be all of cars then so be it, but to those who are honest with themselves the 2016 Camaro isn't the greatest car to ever grace the roads with its presence. Their is always room for realistic improvements.