Based on the 6th gen, what do you want Chevrolet to do better/include with the 7th gen Camaro?

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The 6th gen was mostly perfect in my opinion. Most complaints revolve around people expected their sports car to be a sedan or touring car.
I would say front seat lumbar would be nice, and a fully customizable cluster.
 

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Lumbar support would be great.

I'm surprised more don't complain about d-shaped wheels. Mfg's seem to be using them more because they're trendy and viewed as sporty. They do give more leg room, but only when the steering wheel isn't turned. Every time I grab that flat section I think "what a stupid design!" It's not tactilely pleasing. The plastic insert is what makes it feel cheap. Going from a uniform leather surface to a flat plastic surface while shuffling the wheels and hands yeah, not great... It's especially annoying when sliding the car or doing donuts.
 

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Here's my solution to the plastic bottom/insert problem. The photo doesn't give it justice, this carbon fiber plus perforated leather steering wheel is nearly perfect.

That said, I understand why you want a proper circle for drifting and very quick end to end turns, I'm just saying that the shape itself doesn't make the wheel "cheap" or "premium".

The lack of lumbar support must have been another cost saving measure, GM has excellent lumbar support implementation in other vehicles.

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