[LilAndyG23]

You need to realize you Have to compromise when you're buying any sports car. I mean u expect a camaro to have trunk space? Really? I just don't get t. Maybe you need a challenger. Plenty of back seat and trunk space.

[OldJedi]

On the convertible being displayed, it looks like Shark Gray with a Gray top. Can you verify the colors? Thanks

[Kingluis91]

Originally Posted by amerhash28

Didn't they let you start it up?do some donuts?maybe burnout some rubber to get a better feel for the power?

Haha, I wish I could

[Kingluis91]

Originally Posted by jkemp16

Didn't they state that the seat would have lumbar adjustment? This might push me into a Challenger this time around...

They probably will this is a pre production model

[Bassment]

Originally Posted by shaffe

Some people have to use the car as DD, so believe it or not stuff like that could be important

Lol, mine will be a DD too but the only thing that would go in the trunk is groceries, little things. It's not like if the trunk was 4" bigger in every direction you could be putting in dressers or a kitchen table. If I need to move something big I would just borrow a friend or family member's SUV or truck or get it delivered.

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by Bassment

Lol, mine will be a DD too but the only thing that would go in the trunk is groceries, little things. It's not like if the trunk was 4" bigger in every direction you could be putting in dressers or a kitchen table. If I need to move something big I would just borrow a friend or family member's SUV or truck or get it delivered.

I am in the same boat, DD to work , only 10 miles away, big things or trips/vacations I will be using my SRX.

[LilAndyG23]

Originally Posted by Bassment

Lol, mine will be a DD too but the only thing that would go in the trunk is groceries, little things. It's not like if the trunk was 4" bigger in every direction you could be putting in dressers or a kitchen table. If I need to move something big I would just borrow a friend or family member's SUV or truck or get it delivered.

Exactly... I got a pick up truck for the rest of my needs. I don't need a big trunk in my camaro. A back pack full of gear for work and that's really it. Maybe a grocery run now and then when the wife needs me to grab stuff while I'm out. Maybe a box of little Cesar's. Oh but definitely a subwoofer and amp. Lol

[bybcous]

Originally Posted by LilAndyG23

Exactly... I got a pick up truck for the rest of my needs. I don't need a big trunk in my camaro. A back pack full of gear for work and that's really it. Maybe a grocery run now and then when the wife needs me to grab stuff while I'm out. Maybe a box of little Cesar's. Oh but definitely a subwoofer and amp. Lol

+100

[RenegadeXR]

Originally Posted by GraphixJunkie

Also, I have never in the history of my car viewing life seen a trunk opening as stupid as what Chevy has done AGAIN. Why can't the taillights (or part of them anyway) be mounted to the trunk so they get the hell out of the way when its open? Does the Mustang's trunk look anything like this? I find it ridiculous.

This is a bit of an engineering question, but I've been thinking about it a lot: Most tail lamps use LEDs these days, so why would a tail lamp ever need to be more than 1-2 inches thick at absolute maximum? LEDs use directional light, so you don't need the bulky reflector housings that old incandescent lights required. Why does GM allocate so much trunk space to the lamp housings?

Serious question: Can anybody chime in and explain why we're not at the point where the lamp housings can be flat? Or are there other structural components near the lamps related to the rear crumple zone that make this impossible?

Eg:

[jkemp16]

Originally Posted by LilAndyG23

If you want lumbar support, get a freaking Cadillac. Im sure the final product will have it, but does anyone really need lumabar support? So much negativity

Dude...do you know how many people have back problems? Not to mention the Mustang and Challenger (direct competitors) have this simple feature. Not to mention many Chevy vehicles offer it including the Impala.

[Imp]

I have two requirements...

1) Can I fit my golf clubs in the back? They fit in the back of my S2000. So I'm sure the answer will be yes.

2) Can I sit in the car with a helmet on without hitting the roof? This one may be tougher, but I hope so.

--kC

[chrisvr6]

Originally Posted by Imp

I have two requirements...

1) Can I fit my golf clubs in the back? They fit in the back of my S2000. So I'm sure the answer will be yes.



--kC

it should fit


http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showpo...8&postcount=73

[JAustin]

You think that SS couple trunk looks small, you should see the trunk in the convertible (5th or 6th Gen, SS or LT) with the top down!

I have an '11 with the original 5th Gen steering wheel, which I vastly prefer over the one in the '12-'15 models. So I'm glad to see that design brought back and improved. I do agree that the new (old?) tri-color Camaro badge would look great on the steering wheel (as well as the key fob).

[doc7000]

Obviously for sporty cars the trunk isn't the biggest priority for any of them.... however I guess there are some who would make a purchase choice in these segments based on that.