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Originally Posted by Wrecks24
I don't get all the hate regarding the visibility in the Camaro. Granted I am new to the car, I don't get it. Every single video I watch, they talk about the bad visibility. The only thing I can see would be the high dash, but I like it. I feel like I'm sitting "in" the car. My dad has a mustang and I don't notice a real difference, at least not enough to complain about it. If I wanted a panoramic view I would have bought a minivan. I guess maybe I am the the right height? I a 5'10 and 180 pounds. I feel like the car fits me. Now my wife is shorter, but then its only the front dash and when going over a hill she kinda has to lean forward to see...lol. Just ranting....
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Congratulations on scoring an amazing car
I also love how the car envelopes me, it's the closest experience to becoming one with it that I've had so far.
This thing has become a meme, it'll never go away until GM makes a change to the chassis design.
The issue is greatly exaggerated; the wide C pillar is tricky on obtuse left merges and the long hood with the high beltline makes narrow right turns and curb placement a bit more difficult, but both of these are of limited relevance. The Camaro is a sports car, not a fish tank or a monster truck. Correct side mirror setup eliminates all highway blind spots, and the BSM on higher trims adds another safety layer. A front or 360 camera would be a nice future addition, too.
Lots of threads on this same subject here, by the way
