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zzz28zzz 04-24-2009 07:32 AM

A - Pillar
 
There has been a bunch of talk about the C-Pillar and the
big blind spots. I would like to hear some comments about
the front A-Pillar along with the long sloping window. How is
the view thru / around the A-Pillar especially while turning left

kdbolt70 04-24-2009 07:43 AM

I havn't noticed any problem in all. In fact, the most difficult thing for me is the low roofline at the windshield. I sometimes have to lean forward to see the traffic light. Other than that, I'm very happy with the visibility. I just try to stay more alert to where other cars are.

Also, its a little tough to see where curbs are when you're making a tight turn. But in the end, the benefits outway the drawbacks :thumbsup:

PAUL SS 04-24-2009 07:43 AM

I was curious about that also, some of the pics I saw it looked kind of wide from the inside.

Number 3 04-24-2009 08:36 AM

Not really different than any other car, haven't noticed it at all.

b4z 04-24-2009 08:38 AM

Seems similiar to a lot of the newer cars. It didn't bother me, as much as the low rearview mirror did.

My wife actually had a pedestrian walk into the front fender of our SRX because the apillar blocked her vision in a left turn.
I would say that the apillars are similiar in size.

VenomZ302 04-24-2009 08:55 AM

I notice the A pillar in my G35 sometimes, but I don't recall noticing it in the Camaro I drove. For that matter, I could be wrong but I don't think that the 2010 windshield is quite as big or raked as my 4th gens. At the very least, it didn't seem like it was to me.


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