Agree

 

I had that issue with my 427 Convertible No issues with the C8 - yet

 

2020 lt3

at 4 years mark and 18k mikes my dash started to present issues and 3 months later i had to replace the center panel - now both of the doors the lower parts are having the same issues.

 

I have a 2020 w/3LT and it suffers from the delamination issue. About 3 or 4 areas.
I’m thinking about getting someone or finding someone that can make a tight leather dash cover. I think that would be the most economical fix and you can customize it to your liking.
thoughts?

 

also idk if you are aware but most of these panels are replaceable and cheap, i replaced the driver dash panel and trims and it was around 200 bucks

 

Makes sense. They would probably do a better job of using a good adhesive, applying it correctly, and using quality materials.

 

My 15 month old E-Ray 3LZ with ~5000 miles is fine. So was my 4 year old 2020 C8 Z51 3LT with Natural Dipped Interior. In fact, so was my 2014 C7 Z51 3LT. You can save ~$3500 and get the GT2 Seats with 2LT interior. The ONLY reason i got a 2014 Z51, 2020 C8 Z51 and E-Ray 3LZ was interior color, Kalahari in the 2014, Natural Dipped in my 2020 C8 and Artemis in my E-Ray.

That was smart marketing on the part of GM! IF you can find an interior color you like as a 2LT get that! Yep the stitched headliner in my C8's is NICE but never look at it (have to bend mt neck unnaturally!) The "A" pilers with different material and steering wheel are nice BUT not worth $3500! It's all seat color IMO.

 

I did not. From where?

 

Have a 2020 3LT with 22,000 miles, garaged, Morello red interior & no problems..

 

Over the past few years this has been a popular topic. It appears that is the car sits outside in the sun quite a bit it is much more prone to the delamination issue. Some owners place a towel or windshield shade over the dash when sitting outside for extended periods. My 3LT is over two years old and I have seen no issues.

 

Yep, still an issue and reason I wouldn't take a 3LT if they offered the option at no charge.

 

Yup...Still an ongoing problem as old as time!

 

Just ordered a windshield cover from Speedway Composites that should mitigate the problem & keep the interior a lot cooler while outside: https://www.speedwaycomposites.com/p...ndshield-cover

 

Yes it completely covers the windshield from the outside with 2 layers of metallic cloth.