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Old 08-20-2008, 08:26 AM
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Question Interior Ambient Lighting

Sorry if this has been posted before, I did a search but came up with nothing.

I keep going back and forth on this feature. I am worried about how it will stand up log term use. Will the plastic scratch easy will it discolor because of sun etc, will debris be able to fall behind the plastic and be visible?

I know this is “new” for a car but do any of the disciples or anyone that has seen it have any ideas on the long term durability of the ambient lighting system?
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FYI: The Plastic will be there no matter if you get the Interior Ambient Lighting or not.

Unfortunately I am not in the know on your durability question.
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Wink Doh

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FYI: The Plastic will be there no matter if you get the Interior Ambient Lighting or not.

Unfortunately I am not in the know on your durability question.
I did not even think about that.
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Old 08-20-2008, 05:43 PM
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my mom's S550 Mercedes has a similar lighting thing. That was one of things that hooked my dad into buying it.

ON that car the lighting is hidden under/behind a ledge that runs across the dash and doors whic also protects it. You can also adjust the intensity of the light from very noticable to just enough to be able to see anything.

Those Germans did a very good job of making the inside of the car very easy to see without any really noticable lights.


I'm very curious how close the Camaro's lighting is to the Mercedes.
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I want it. I just don't know how long I'll want it, so I hope there's a way to disable it.
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from what I understand it will have blue as standard, but the orange is an option. could be wrong...
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Makes me wonder if it won't be available on certain colors. For instance...most cars won't have a red interior accent package available for, lets say, a green car. I imagine that the orange will be the same way, seeing as how it sounds like it comes with the orange stitched leather and trim pieces....would probably look like crap with Aqua Blue.
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Originally Posted by MetalDragon
Makes me wonder if it won't be available on certain colors. For instance...most cars won't have a red interior accent package available for, lets say, a green car. I imagine that the orange will be the same way, seeing as how it sounds like it comes with the orange stitched leather and trim pieces....would probably look like crap with Aqua Blue.
the plastic will not change in color, it is the lighting that will change from either blue or orange depending on what options you choose.
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Originally Posted by 91BigRedz28
I want it. I just don't know how long I'll want it, so I hope there's a way to disable it.
Yeah I am really excited about this, however I really hope GM makes a switch to turn it off.
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I think it's absolutely BAD ***! I cant wait to see it in person.
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Originally Posted by silverghost00
the plastic will not change in color, it is the lighting that will change from either blue or orange depending on what options you choose.
I mis-spoke earlier, Just looked at the Camaro site and found they will sell different plastic inserts

http://www.chevrolet.com/camaro/insi...y/?id=cid00018
Originally Posted by Chevy.com

Accessories
The new Camaro is complemented by a wide range of available dealer-installed accessories that allows customers to create a more personal car. From convenience features to appearance and performance upgrades - including 21-inch wheels4 - the accessories include the following:

Interior trim kit - a four-piece kit offered in different colors
Interior accessories - items include premium, "Camaro"-embroidered floor mats, sill plates and more
Exterior detailing accessories - a variety of components are offered, from grille inserts and fuel doors to a High Rear Wing and Lower Ground Effects Package
Stripes - heritage-inspired stripes are offered in RS style for the hood or "hockey stick" style side design
Engine covers - available in five colors for the V6 and V8 engines
Wheels - split-five-spoke 21-inch wheels are offered in black metallic and polished finishes
Performance parts - numerous performance-enhancing components, including a tuned air intake, cat-back exhaust system, a Hurst short-throw shifter as well as more traditional GM Performance Parts.
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Originally Posted by silverghost00
I mis-spoke earlier, Just looked at the Camaro site and found they will sell different plastic inserts

http://www.chevrolet.com/camaro/insi...y/?id=cid00018
I believe the "plastic inserts" they are referring to are for the interior trim, not the lighting.

I am also interested to know how the lighting will function. Guess I will have to wait a few more months.
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so obviously you can get red, as a trim color and i dont think blue or orange lights will look good with it, so do you get red lights?
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3 colors.....so does that mean the lighting will be the same with these colors?

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