wide-angle door mirror

[Deathegg]

Hey everyone! I did a search, but didn't come up with anything..... Was wondering if the Yaris, perhaps a European version, came with the type of outside mirror that had a small wide-angle section built in, like many cars now have? I drive for a rental car company, and many cars (Ford Focus, for instance), have these, and it really helps when changing lanes, etc. Would need the Euro part number I suppose, to order it and replace my standard glass (2010 3-door hatch).

[computerlove87]

I would save yourself the trouble and just get these:

http://www.amazon.com/CAR-AUTO-REAR-VIEW-MIRROR/dp/B00M3989EK/ref=sr_1_79?ie=UTF8&qid=1462736135&sr=8-79&keywords=chrome+convex+mirrors

They look good on the mirror because the bezels are also 'mirror finish', not black. You can also adjust the angle by spinning them. For some reason, they are like $20 in that link, but you can easily find them for $5 or less on eBay/Amaon...

Even if the mirror you want exists somewhere in the world, it would probably cost a buttload to get it shipped here to the states.

[Bluevitz-rs]

I have Puerto Rico spec mirrors on both side of my '05. With those mirrors, I have NO blind spots. If I can't see the car in my mirror, it's directly beside me. I have no clue why any car would ever still come with flat mirrors.