i know what you mean, i have it on the merc and find it really useful but i suppose they have given me a reversing camera and all round radar
Not sure about 99%. I had two Toyotas before this (top of range Prius mk 2 and mk 3) and I never heard of this feature before - useful though it might be having scraped alloys in the past. The rear viw camera does give SOME help though once you have learned the alignment of the camera markings.LemonTwist said:It's a standard option for 99% Toyota cars as of 15 years ago. Ain't Skoda car.
Yes that was available in Auris among other models but to my surprise not in C-HR. No any mention in the manual nor specs. Not an option either. The feature seems to have just vanished as if it was not needed. Toyota is aware of this as many clients are complaining in Japan. If you need this option I encourage you to call Toyota and ask to have this added.JulianoG said:Did someone try reverse with mirror switch turned to L or R? I may try this later today, but usually the tilting mirrors on Toyota/Lexus are deactivated with the switch set to neutral position.
It's nothing to do with the rear camera. It's more like having a side camera which are available in some Lexus models.MerlyWerly said:I have never had it in a car before and won't miss it in this either.
The rear cam more than makes up for not having it. Sometimes you can rely on things far too much rather than trusting your own abilities.
Just becourse you rely on things far too much a tilted mirror is very handyMerlyWerly said:I have never had it in a car before and won't miss it in this either.
The rear cam more than makes up for not having it. Sometimes you can rely on things far too much rather than trusting your own abilities.