[1BLACKHARLEY]

I was on the way to Hemet this weekend, saw the new Camaro convertable, thought it looked ok, but then the guy driving had to practically stand, everytime he wanted to change lanes. I'm not sure if it was just him, or if it's really that difficult to see out of.... But after driving around the car, it does seem to have some high body lines....may he didn't know how to adjust mirrors, it just looked odd, him raising almost out of the car every lane change.

 

[fasteddies68]

I think the Mustang convert is the same way . When you follow someone who has the top down you can't see the driver.

 

[jtm60]

my neighbor bought a new camaro ss when they first came out...he is already selling it-cited the poor visibility as one of the main reasons. i can attest to it as well..i drove it and it was very difficult to see out of.

 

[ejrempel]

my neighbor bought a new camaro ss when they first came out...he is already selling it-cited the poor visibility as one of the main reasons. i can attest to it as well..i drove it and it was very difficult to see out of.

Boy is he going to take a beating.

 

[chevelledude71]

A buddy of mine (huge Mopar fan/guy) and his wife bought a new SS Camaro 'Vert. I haven't seen it or rode in it yet, it's her car and she works nights and I work days, so I haven't had a chance to ask her about it. He said she really likes it and won't let him drive it to work.

 

[70ChevelleRagtop]

Hmmm...maybe this will be one of the benefits of being 6' 4" tall!!

 

[AZ_40]

Hmmm...maybe this will be one of the benefits of being 6' 4" tall!!

:yes:

 

[1BLACKHARLEY]

Hmmm...maybe this will be one of the benefits of being 6' 4" tall!!

you'll look like your driving the "Ken" corvette.....