It’s a warning you see in basically every car: “Objects in mirror are closer than they appear.” But why can’t passenger-side mirrors display objects accurately? Well, it’s actually a ...

Commonly called "side lighting," the idea of peripheral lighting ... You need to be able to see through your entire field of view and that includes what's not directly in front of your vehicle.

If the driver puts the vehicle in reverse, guidelines appear on the side-view screens. As lighting conditions change, the brightness levels on the interior displays adjust. Honda also confirmed ...

The flatter mirror on the driver’s side produces a more accurate depiction of what’s behind the car with a more narrow field of view, since light bounces off in the same direction that it hits ...