Used Chevrolet Camaro for Sale in Richmond, VA

Ugly design. The design of the hood catches a LOT of fallen leaves which get stuck down inside and it's a pain to try to dig them out. As a pro/con the fin on the back of the Aztec cuts right through your line of view out of the back window. The positive to it is that it blocks the headlights of tailgating cars. The back hatch is VERY VERY heavy and ours has never functioned correctly in that it won't always pop open the first time you try and if you're on a hill, just forget about it unless you have your hand right there to lift it as soon as you push the button. There is not a center overhead light when you open the door to the car so seeing in the back floor boards can be a challenge.

The interior design and materials are not the best in the business, but hardly as objectionable as many claim. Outward visibility is a bit compromised, but can be largely overcome with proper mirror placement and seat adjustment. I don't like the taillight treatment on the '14s; I actually preferred the previous model year treatments. Biggest issue is the weight and size of the car, which may be corrected with the 2016 model year shift to the new Cadillac ATS platform. Any other "improvements" I might consider are available from a large community of aftermarket providers. Owners seem to really individualize these cars.