Thread: anyone have the same problem with the mirror in the way ?

Originally Posted by mick88

As the roof line of most vehicles have become lower over time, due to design changes etc., I have found that I have to bend my neck to look under the rear view mirrors. At work I drive various makes and models of vehicles and some of them you could hide a B-Double behind the "A" pillar. And then there is the difficulty of getting out of them after a several hour trip. You need to fold up like a "bunny" knife.
Possibly why I like driving my series 3 so much.


Cheers, Mick.

will need to look at something else ,,,
Seems a few have the same problem

Originally Posted by PhilipA

You know I just get sooooo fatigued manually dipping the mirror, and my god turning the key to start is just so 20th century, and the handbrake just don't get me started . I mean the effort it takes to pull that heavy lever.

And don't ask when it comes to actually having to manually turn on those wipers.

Regards Philip A

The Question was <

does the rear vision mirror give you a blind spot to your left ?
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as only noticed when a car pulled out from the left and my wife asked did i not see him ,,, well no the stupid mirror makes a blind spot right where traffic from the left is <<<<

Now i dont use it ,, i just ripped it off ,,
Problem soled ,,as a truck driver i only use the side mirrors anyhow ,,,