[dray]

Some of the cars I've owned have been better than others. This one isn't too bad.

I really hate it on my motorcycle. Especially if I'm on an exit ramp and the wind is hitting me from different angles as I'm leaned over and traversing the ramp.

[tsanchez18]

Yep, you actually feel the car getting pushed lol kinda scary sometimes

[Lukemo]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham

It has more to do with broad surface area and tire than weight.

I agree with this. I drove from MI to TN a couple weeks ago and it was super windy the whole way... I have very high profile 235mm snow tires on my car and could def tell a big difference in how much I was pushed around in the wind compared to having my normal 245 low profile all seasons.

But weight must have something to do with it. If a Camaro weighed 5000 lbs vs 3700 lbs, it probably wouldn't move around as much. However, like you said, bc the car has such a low profile, there isn't much surface area for the wind to push against when it's blowing at you from the side and that certainly helps.

[Jdlt2]

This happened to me yesterday. My 2015 malibu is getting worked on so i took the 2016 camaro v6 auto rs on my 156 ( 78 each way ) mile mostly highway commute to work. The drive to work was windy but the camaro seemed to knife right thru it. The drive home was a different story. The car was being blown hard and for awhile the steering seemed to not want to go straight. Left correction right correction over an over. I had it in tour mode. Kind of scary...... The last 30 miles is 55 mph and it was still moving back and forth. I changed to sport mode and it seemed to help. I think my steering needs to be reprogramed or something. I cant recall my other cars doing anything close to that in the 17 years ive been driving this commute.