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I've had my 2017 ss 1le for about a year. It is a great car, but I have three gripes that confuse me about the design of the car:

1) Why is the fill hole on the m6 transmission 1/8 of an inch too high? Removing 1/8 inch of fluid is... odd. And messy.

2) My Star Wars action figures in 1985 cost $20ish. How can a plastic injection-molded knee pad in my Camaro cost $250? My star wars dudes had moving parts. You would think that you could make a knee pad with no moving parts for considerably less. My star wars dudes would also come with a helmet or a cool gun. You get nothing of the sort with the knee pads.

3) Why are there so few places to safely put a jack? This kind of goes for all new cars. I get that unibody leaves manufacturers with fewer options, but, to me, lifting points seem like they should be a bigger design consideration than they ever are. I bet the ZL1 addons guy got to put his kid through college just on jack point sales.

Sorry for the rant. It's really a little tongue-in-cheek because I truly do love the car. I just find some design choices baffling. Any insight?