Adding Backup Camera
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NAV-TV makes an add-on that will connect into the wiring harness. It will integrate into the existing NAV screen. $550 for the main unit & wiring, $150-ish for installation, plus forward and/or reverse cameras.
I was initially hot to get one, but haven't pulled the trigger yet. The nearest NAV outlet isn't that close to me and quoted a bit high on installation vs other places I've seen. It slowed me up enough that the weather turned warm and visibility improved dramatically (with the top down). Still on my list, though.
I was initially hot to get one, but haven't pulled the trigger yet. The nearest NAV outlet isn't that close to me and quoted a bit high on installation vs other places I've seen. It slowed me up enough that the weather turned warm and visibility improved dramatically (with the top down). Still on my list, though.
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It is only included with the Vision package. Most folks consider that a required option, so I'm surprised your car didn't come with it.
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In any case, the Vision package includes a lot more than just the rear camera...
- Adaptive headlights w/Cornering lamps
- Intelligent high beams
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Rear parking camera
- Blindspot monitor
- Reverse traffic detection
From what I'm told, Premium+Vision is standard on most dealer ordered V6S models, and Vision is standard on most dealer ordered R models, as that is what the customers want.
Not everyone likes every option, but from everything I've seen and read and what I've heard from dealers I spoke to, the Vision package is considered a must have option for most people who aren't Foosh.
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Just messing around, Merlin . . . actually they are very good safety devices, and I'm glad they'll be federally-mandated on all cars in a year or so. Hopefully, they'll save a lot of little kids from being run over by Mom and Dad.
I was more making fun of myself for having them in two of our cars and forgetting to even look at them after driving without for so many years. Hell, my motorcoach has 3 rear-facing cameras (one in each mirror, and one on the rear roof looking down), but, of course, it is 45 ft to the rear of the coach and there is no window.
I was more making fun of myself for having them in two of our cars and forgetting to even look at them after driving without for so many years. Hell, my motorcoach has 3 rear-facing cameras (one in each mirror, and one on the rear roof looking down), but, of course, it is 45 ft to the rear of the coach and there is no window.
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I was more making fun of myself for having them in two of our cars and forgetting to even look at them after driving without for so many years. Hell, my motorcoach has 3 rear-facing cameras (one in each mirror, and one on the rear roof looking down), but, of course, it is 45 ft to the rear of the coach and there is no window.
All our SUV's and most of our other vehicles have come standard with backup cameras for the last 10 years or so. Took me a bit to get used to them, but I always use them now and insure I have them on all my new cars. I may have just gotten a bit spoiled.
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The driving test requires backing down a narrow obstacle course, marked by cones, which includes turns. The state guidelines for this test require you to turn OFF the cameras if you have them, and do it with just the mirrors. One cone hit, and you fail. I didn't. It can be done with just mirrors.
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