Rearview Camera Honda Odyssey
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Does anyone own a 2010 honda odyssey with the DVD RES? Opinions about the camera on the rearview mirror?
I test drove one with RES and NAVI so the camera was on a screen on dashboard. Without the Navi option the camera shows up on the left side of rearview mirror when you reverse. Is this a neat feature? Opinions?
It’s a really nice feature, but it is somewhat small compared to the NAVI screen. Obviously, you cannot rely on the rearview mirror backup camera alone (same with a NAVI screen), but it’s a nice extra for blind spots.
2008 Honda Odyssey EX-L W/Backup Camera
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