cvalue13
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On one hand, I agree that rearward visibility (and forward corner visibility) are going to be an issue for some folks.
On the other hand, I don't agree that it's *wildly* different than visibility in a modern full-sized 4-door truck.
No doubt the CT is wildly less natural visibility. But I'm only saying I don't think that's a swing away from real good visibility in any other.
Trust me, visibility is going to be a thing of justifiable criticism for some folks. For others, they'll adapt to the cameras just fine (assuming that rear camera stays clean ...)
edit to add: it is a good point though all-around RE the urban use-case.
On the other hand, I don't agree that it's *wildly* different than visibility in a modern full-sized 4-door truck.
No doubt the CT is wildly less natural visibility. But I'm only saying I don't think that's a swing away from real good visibility in any other.
Trust me, visibility is going to be a thing of justifiable criticism for some folks. For others, they'll adapt to the cameras just fine (assuming that rear camera stays clean ...)
edit to add: it is a good point though all-around RE the urban use-case.
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