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Centred for the widest possible view through the rear window.
With your driving position already set, centre it to obtain the widest possible road view through the rear window. Do not adjust it while driving. Vehicle geometry can limit the visible field; supplement it with exterior mirrors and necessary blind-spot checks.
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Aimed only at the cabin roof.
Aimed only at rear seats, without viewing the road.
Centred for the widest possible view through the rear window.
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