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Originally Posted by Whitespeed

The issue that I see with the 2.0 Camaro is that it will be much more likely to be considered as a daily driver. From that perspective, the small trunk, limited back seat and questionable outward visibility are going to have greater weight when comparing this car to the competition. As an enthusiast shopping the V8 SS and wanting the greatest performance bang for the buck, these issues are insignificant. But to someone who just wants a stylish car that they can still take co-workers to lunch in or bring their bike to the park, and has a panic attack every time they put any car into reverse, it's a much harder sell.

Nigel

You aren't really getting coworkers in the back of 6th, 5th, or 4th gen in either a Mustang or Camaro without them complaining. Not unless they are 5' tall and built like a runway model. Now the trunk is a concern due to it's opening. But realistically if you are unable to really haul 4 adults...chances are you aren't going to max out the space with the seats down either. I'd also argue that visibility in many SUVs is worse but the reality is few Americans bother even paying attention in cars with good visibility.