If you're working with an older, less-advanced rear view mirror, swapping it out is possible. However, if you want a new one that has all kinds of bells and whistles, you'll have to put in some ...

The opposite of a fancy rear view mirror packed with tech is this option from Shynerk. Simple, easy, effective, and it lets you see clearly the most important thing in your car. This baby mirror ...

The rear-view mirror, which sits at the center of the windshield and looks through the vehicle and its back window, hasn’t changed much since first being introduced. They've remained essentially ...

As car tech goes, here’s a small but useful step forward: Nissan created a rear-view mirror with a full-width LCD that shows a wide angle view behind you. The video feed comes from a rear ...

All vehicles have blind spots. These are areas or zones on either side of a car that a driver cannot see when looking into the rearview or side-view mirrors. Blind spots are why a driver should always ...

NASCAR is testing a digital rear view mirror in its next generation Cup Series cars, which are set to debut at the Daytona 500 next year. The tech replaces traditional mirrors with a camera ...

At speeds more than 75 miles per hour, the rear-view mirror shakes. The steering wheel does not shake at all and there is no vibration in the car.

Two wide-angle cameras are placed in the exterior rear-view mirror areas, and the fourth is set at the rear of the vehicle and also functions as the back-up camera. Six-camera systems add side-view ...