idk about web browsing or something like that but the idea itself isn't bad, i mean yeah it creates distraction but only when its been used while driving. i love the car the way it is and i'm pretty sure anyone that appreciates the car for what it is would too but GM also needs the not too smart to buy the car so GM may survive, or at least the car

 

ok, there's enough people that get into wrecks from messing with the radio, we don't need an ipod video built into the dash, I swear to god, if my convertible gets totaled by some idiot watching a family guy rerun in his windshield I'm coming out of the car with an ax!



pretty much what I'm saying is that I think it's a terrible idea and it should be outlawed before it's released.

 

it wont be a problem if it only works when the car is in park when i worked at gandrud chevy dealer in greenbay i detailed a taho that had and after market dvd/cd player and it wont work unless the suv was in park now to me that was smart cuz it wouldnt destact the driver

so there is no reson to outlaw it as long as it cant be used when the car is driving on the road

 

Spell check? What's that?

This would actually work, although I personally have no use for such a setup. And, perhaps with a 6-speed equipped car it would only function while the parking brake is engaged, or whatever~

As long as it cannot possibly be a distraction for the driver, I got no complaints.

 

x10!!!!!!! If I buy a Camaro or any sports car for that matter I don't want all of that crap in it. It's a sports car for crying out loud!! (and I am crying out loud!) I want something sporty and fast. Abything else is just weight added. That's why the cars of today, although made with plastics and lightweight metals, are heavier than the old cars made of steel! Keep al of your fancy new tech bs and put it into the luxury sedans not the Camaro.

 

^^^now that's what I'm talkin about!!!

 

I want sporty, fast and sporting some great technology too. If the options are there, then you can have yours, and I can have mine. Case solved. ;-)