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Originally Posted by RenegadeXR
I never understood why people claim "I never have an issue" with rear visibility on the Camaro. There's a difference between "I never have an issue" and "I can cope with it." Unless you have x-ray vision, there's no escaping the limited line-of-sight, and sideview and rearview mirrors can only help so much.
One thing worth noting though: The NHSTA just approved GM to use digital camera-based rear view mirrors in their cars if they so desire. These have a little toggle near the bottom that can switch between a conventional reflective mirror and the camera. I saw this on some videos of the press driving the new Bolt if you want to check it out.
I almost guarantee that is going to end up in a future model year of Camaro. It would solve all the visibility issues at once with a very wide field of view that covers all the blind spots.
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Rear window visibilty is a want, not a need (and specifically not legally required), and as such it will vary person to person. That shouldn't be a surprise.