[End User]

Originally Posted by MackSteelPrivateEye

Just 6 miles a day is unnacceptable.

Having an automatic is unacceptable.

[Petrol Head]

Originally Posted by End User

Having an automatic is unacceptable.

[jcsuddre]

I don’t have 100k yet but I’m at 70k in my 2016 . I put a lot on it in the first year or two by doing a lot of highway driving and commuting several hundred miles a week back in 2017. Overall I am glad I got an extended warranty because I would of paid some serious cash for all the wear and tear and also faulty things . Ive has the ac repaired , starter replaced , cam shaft sensor replaced just to name a few things . I also had that god awful shutter for a long time and I got it fixed last year with the flush and it hasnt came back since . I like my car but I think Chevy could of made it more reliable . I can say I will never ever buy a first year model of any new platform again .

[Jsreo]

Originally Posted by Petrol Head

All Depends on how hard you play. Ive read from owners could last as little as 15k or go 50k plus.

I suspect auto vs manual comes into play here, manuals are much easier on brakes due to the engine helping

[Petrol Head]

Originally Posted by Jsreo

I suspect auto vs manual comes into play here, manuals are much easier on brakes due to the engine helping

Yes that as well, although I would imagine people skilled enough to use their flappy paddles the right way can downshift quickly too. I just don’t know exactly how fast and responsive the transmission is in manual mode. I drove a Ferrari 458 at SpeedVegas and you hardly had to touch the brakes bringing it down from 100 on the straights to cornering speed because the downshifts were lightning fast. I know that uses an F1 transmission and the Camaros transmission is basically an old fashioned automatic with manual control override.

[Zaqwert6]

Originally Posted by MackSteelPrivateEye

Just 6 miles a day is unnacceptable.

Can't help where my job is, but at least it's around a lake.



But I also have two other cars, a motorcycle and boat that have to get some seat time in, there's only so much time in the day/week/month. :-(

[jusmills]

So, I’ve got 116K in my 2016 Camaro SS (bought April 2016). The only manufacturing issue I had was at 12K miles (under warranty) the rear end was replaced due to “differential whine”. Mechanically, its been solid - just doing the recommended services. Electronics not bad (other than the random radio freak out issue that some have experience - again solved by pulling and reinstalling the fuse). Cosmetically, I will say that the wheel paint issue (black) leave a bit to be desired, but I’ve squared that away. The car has minimal usage damage (but that’s to be expected without PPF and Atlanta-area roads), so a few almost unnoticeable rock chips, 1 replaced windshield.

What I’d tell everyone is don’t be afraid to drive these cars, that’s what they are built for. I daily this car back and forth to work, some longer road trips to FL, its a competent highway cruiser, plenty fast and comfortable. When the time comes to retire this one, I’ll be happy that I know that I used it the way it was intended!