Cadillac mirrors let you see behind and beside you

All people have blind spots. These may cause a motorist's life for he/she may not see a certain angle which can result to collisions. The car can be easily repaired but the risks motorists put their lives to are greater. To avoid any road accidents, Cadillac installs their vehicles with reliable mirrors. This luxury car company has established a name in the industry for high quality vehicles. Along with producing high quality vehicles, Cadillac has also made numerous contributions in the automotive industry. As various Cadillac parts are being developed, Cadillac did not neglect some of the primary safety features of a vehicle, like the Cadillac mirrors.

There are various Cadillac mirrors incorporated in a Cadillac, each specifically made for a certain function. The rear view mirror for example, is mainly used to see what is going on behind the driver to alert him/her of any approaching vehicles. The rear view mirror also proves to be helpful during the night when visibility is not too good. Another type of Cadillac mirrors are the side mirrors. These are located on both sides of a vehicle to be able to see nearby cars.

These Cadillac mirrors show different views depending on the angle a driver set them. Although they can only show a limited scope, they have proven to be very useful to all motorists, especially when properly set on a specific angle. These auto parts are vital in a vehicle. Not only are they useful when drivers change lanes, make turns back up and parking, but also when checking up one's appearance.

Mirrors today also offer various features to further enhance its safety function. The latest is an automatic dimming that sets the rear view mirror to night mode when it senses bright lights reflected on it. This can be very helpful to avoid blinding the driver from the bright lights of the cars behind him/her. There are also some mirrors that provide the temperature readout and a digital compass. Meanwhile, some side mirrors also act as signal lights. They feature arrows visible enough for nearby motorists signaling which side they intend to turn.