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Originally Posted by Number 3
Do I really need to post pics of how bad a back up camera is in the rain or snow? It's really only an assist, which is my point on the technology play. You need some basic visibility.................unless you wipe down your back up camera prior to backing up.
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Agreed. I drive mine in the winter and snow regularly. After a good cruise, the lens becomes smeared with snow and salt. I make it a point to wipe it off after every drive quickly as I leave the garage...but it still occurs.
However, mirrors, a sense of spacial awareness and the proximity sensors help me (personally), a ton in backing into a space. Easier than my father's Silverado...I can't see where the step/trailer hitch stop...hit the garage door once (lightly) by mistake. ...But I don't drive that vehicle every day.
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Originally Posted by Number 3
All of these could have been addressed/improved over the Gen5 and still had really great styling. Just may not have met the criteria of the Disciples...................MOHRRRRRR............. ....of the same.
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I actually don't think the disciples are leaned on nearly as much as they used to be. For whatever that's worth.
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Originally Posted by DrkPhx
Another review (this one from a performance website) ripping on the same issues mentioned here. This comment about the exterior styling, however I agree with. I really like the 6th gen, but I was hoping for a bolder design.
http://www.lsxtv.com/features/car-fe...vrolet-camaro/ |
I absolutely love the styling of the 6th gen...I think it blends everything we love about the 5th and the sculpted, modern image of the new Stingray....But I can't deny LSXtv their opinion there. It is not a drastic departure from the old one.
But I say - why fix what isn't broken...look at the design philosophy of Aston Martin and Porsche...unless you're a die-hard, it's difficult to easily tell remodels apart. But they all look gorgeous.