It's directly below the sizeable rear spoiler, and the rear wiper covers its viewpoint, so it should be fine. And even through large amounts of treebukkake the image quality hasn't suffered.
Belgians and vehicle lights have a... special... relationship. As soon as it rains you can recognise Belgian cars from afar, because thay're the only ones who use their rear fogs in those conditions. And living close to the Belgian border, there's quite a lot of Belgians on our roads
Yeeeees, 100% this.Belgians and vehicle lights have a... special... relationship. As soon as it rains you can recognise Belgian cars from afar, because thay're the only ones who use their rear fogs in those conditions. And living close to the Belgian border, there's quite a lot of Belgians on our roads
oof.
Belgians and vehicle lights have a... special... relationship. As soon as it rains you can recognise Belgian cars from afar, because thay're the only ones who use their rear fogs in those conditions. And living close to the Belgian border, there's quite a lot of Belgians on our roads
I don't use it for reversing. There's a reversing cam and 360 cam pseudo top-down view for that. It's just for keeping tabs on the traffic behind.Yeeeees, 100% this.
Also: am I the only one who doesn't really like the digital mirror thing? I dunno... my car also has atrocious rear visibility through the mirror, but the edges of the window coupled with the headrests sort of give some orientation? also the backup camera is imo hugely helped by the fact that i can clearly see my rear bumper as well as those two curved lines in the picture showing where approximately the car will be going and where it should end (no ofc I don't trust those buggers). without those little helpers, I feel like I'd get a little lost - despite having rather good spatial perception / awareness, if I say so myself. maybe i need to try it before being convinced of it.
Applies to Russians and also me as well. Incidentally I adopted this behaviour after a trip visiting some anonymous friends in Dutchieland..
I can neither confirm nor deny these allegations.
For what?! That’s the annoying part I have with it.
Well, that was before we decided to do the cheap loan through local government route (because more panels is more betterer, and getting the maximum amount installed in one go is a bit less of a hassle than adding more panels along the way), which moved at the speed, of, well, local governments. 10 days lead time turned into more than a month, and then they too 3 weeks to approve the down payment of the panels. Good news is, the panels will be installed on the 31st. Wallbox will take some more time, because we need the 3-phase upgrade in order to install that, and that is another 10 days that has by now turned into more than a month and a half, just to hear back from the power ocmpany when they expect to be able to plan the upgrade (that we already paid for, by the way). Hopefully we will be able to get it before the end of the year. Until that time, at least we have decent public charging access in town for fairly decent prices.
