First Test: 2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible

Oh come, ye armchair engineers. Tell us that removing a stressed member as important as the roof is bad. Regale us with stories of chassis flex and cowl shake.

We will listen. Then we will politely disagree and point to the 2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible as evidence. Counterintuitive though it may be to the number crunchers, cutting off the roof has made the Camaro a better car.
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85bmw745i - 1/10/2011 11:18:54 PM

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If GM would improve the interior it would be great. My friend has one and while it looks great and drives surprisingly well, the interior is horrifically cheap. The center console is soft flimsy plastic and the whole console moves when you shift gears. You see mold seams on the E-brake and most of the panels. We were cleaning it and the whole console bent when I stuck my finger down to clean the plastic e brake cover. It was about the same softness and flexibility as a Tupperware lid. Truly a disappointment on how cheap the interior is for such a halo car, but then again, the vette is just as bad. other than that it isn't bad, but I'd never waste my hard earned money on one.