Car manufacturers are positively giddy for safety-conscious cameras with cute monikers right now. There’s the Nissan Around View Monitor, the Honda LaneWatch and the Mercedes-Benz Night View Assist ...

Among some of the best enhancements to appear on modern automobiles are the myriad cameras placed around them. Even on cars with great visibility, cameras offer so many benefits. They help us see ...

Rear Camera Mirror is a General Motors safety technology that replaces the traditional rear-view mirror with high-resolution video streaming to a display in the rear-view mirror, thereby improving on ...

NASCAR's foward-looking Next Gen Cup Series cars have a new way for drivers to look behind them. During a test this week at Daytona International Speedway, the radically redesigned cars were equipped ...

The App-Tronics SmartNav 5 rear-view mirror, winner of a Best in Show award at SEMA, combines navigation, video recording, camera, police radar detector and the simple ability to see what's behind ...

The Rear Camera Mirror feature offered on the Cadillac CT5 feeds an image of what's behind the vehicle to a display installed within the luxury sedan's rear view mirror. On closer inspection of the ...

Anyone who has loaded the family SUV with luggage and gear for a vacation knows that using the rearview mirror to peer out the back window can be challenging. Infiniti is deploying a new video display ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. It’s one of the most basic driving lessons you first learn when you get behind the wheel: check your blind spot.

Semi-trucks may soon be rolling down America’s highways without the big rear-view mirrors that stick out from the sides of the cab like jug-handle ears. The federal agency that oversees commercial ...

BMW brings its i8 Mirrorless concept to CES 2016, demonstrating a functional camera system designed to completely replace side and rearview mirrors. Wayne Cunningham Managing Editor / Roadshow Wayne ...

Backup cameras! Where would we be without them? Probably in the same place we are now, but less well aligned with the stripes ...