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Originally Posted by Chutzpah
I agree, my main issues are tight parking lots with islands (have to really pay attention to your location), angled intersections, seeing cars from right (you need to pre position the car straight as possible), cutting across a two lane road from the left, double and triple checking someone isn’t walking perpendicular to my path of travel, remembering to not pull too close to traffic signals (or else you can’t view them). Not a big deal for me, but there’s definitely a compromise / some getting use to when moving between vehicles.
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I agree with most of that. If GM makes a car that makes us have to do those things again, it will get discontinued again. The AVERAGE CAR BUYER, will not make those compromises. Most sports cars aren’t being purchased by enthusiasts. They are bought by casuals who just want something that looks good, is quick and usable daily without compromises.
As a car guy, I don’t want to see that happen again. If there’s no competition, what’s left stops improving (s650 Mustang). Hoping the charger gets a V8 and this Camaro story is true so they have to battle/beat each other again.
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Originally Posted by 0stones0
Situational awareness comes to mind when driving any car, motorcycle, what have you. If you get that uncomfortable trying to drive said vehicle, pick something else…  |
That’s exactly what people did and what GM needs to avoid happening again.