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I was not referring to mirror adjustment. I was referring to the blind spot created by the design of the A-pillar and the close proximity of the over-sized passenger mirror.
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I was not referring to mirror adjustment. I was referring to the blind spot created by the design of the A-pillar and the close proximity of the over-sized passenger mirror. If your eye height is low enough, a substantial blind spot is created by the combination of these two items. This has been documented before many times on these forums. If you are tall, this potential blind spot is less significant as you can more easily see over the mirror.
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