Honda owners have a specific problem that other drivers don’t understand: The “Honda Sensing” Box. That massive black plastic unit behind your rearview mirror houses the cameras for your lane-keep assist and automatic braking. You are rightfully terrified to touch it. If you block it with a suction cup, your dashboard lights up like a
The Toyota RAV4 is a beautiful SUV, and the last thing you want to do is ruin the interior with ugly wires hanging from the windshield. Most RAV4 owners are stuck in a dilemma: Do you pay the dealership $600+ for the official “Toyota Integrated Dashcam” (which has mediocre specs), or do you buy a
If you install a cheap dash cam in a BMW, your car will scream at you. BMW’s energy management system is notoriously sensitive. If a standard dash cam draws power for even a few hours while parked, you will wake up to the dreaded “Increased Battery Discharge” warning on your iDrive screen—or worse, a car
Subaru owners are terrified of installing dash cams. I know because I read the forums. You are scared of blocking the EyeSight cameras and disabling your emergency braking. You are scared of the dealership voiding your warranty because you messed with the fuse box. And you are scared of waking up to a dead battery