i know the visibility already sucks out of our rear windows (i own LS and have issues, couldn't imagine SS with that wing!)...well now that fall and winter are rolling around i am finding the window virtually useless with water on it....anyone working on a rear window mod? or know of anything in the works? How much would it REALLY take to do? Is it plausible?

 

Not sure about that. It would not be incredibly hard, but would require a bit of ingenuity.

 

seems like a waste of time, just go faster till the water rolls off. seems to work for me

 

Rain X...I use it on all my windows, hardly even the need for wipers...once you get moving.

 

Rain X is a great product. The water just rolls off. Sometimes you don't even need your wipers.

 

I <3 RainX! That stuff is amazing

 

also, hit the defroster butten. not only does it break up frost, but it also helps clear the water in just a couple minutes.

 

you know, in the rain, you shouldn't be worried about the cars behind you, but the cars in front of you......

 

Jeezums I couldn't do a rear wiper, it'd take up even more visibility under the wing. I don't have any problems with mine, the water isn't a problem at all.

 

i guess in rochester where we dont see a day without rain or snow from september til may, it bothers me...rainx it is

 

really?
then how do you back out of parking spots?

 

I just park my car far enough away from everyone that I dont havt to use reverse to get out of a spot...

 

Me too

 

Glad someone besides me wishes this car had a rear wiper. I use rain-x on the windows but I still wish it had a wiper... it'll be a pain clearing frost/snow in the winter.

 

I hate driving in rochester, especially in the winter.

 

Rain-x is by far the best car product ever!

 

Thanks i never knew that.. now i'm going to go to autozone and buy it.

 

I always park somewhere where nobody else can park next to me on at least one side

 

People don't drive down the street in reverse looking for a parking spot. Plus a real driver can back up using mirrors like you're suppose to.