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Interior and exterior
A vehicle's rear-view mirrors can be of two types: interior mirrors are intended to be fitted inside the passenger compartment and are class I, while exterior mirrors are intended to be fitted on an element of the vehicle's outer surface and are classes II and III, IV, V and L.
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