Lol, i was scared of the visibility at first too. But after a lil while u become adjusted to it.

 

Thanks for all the advice......I just needed some reassurance. The Z windows are quite a bit different than my 4 door A6.

If all goes well, I will be going to pick up my 08 PPW touring Z tomorrow.

 

I just look at the little windows in the rear...

 

when i first purchased my Z, i was scared **** driving off the lot...couldnt see my blind spot properly...so he whole time i just stayed in one lane, well most of the drive...I almost clipped couple of cars a few times...but eventually like everyone on this thread has explained...you get use to the little window and the mirrors...you have to adjust the mirrors accordingly.

 

i was nervous the first day driving her home,. but got use to it quick. you got to watch for other drivers more.. either people cant drive up here in canada orthey just want to side swipe me

 

just get a broad view mirror that what i use and its great!

 

looking back through the rear quarter windows works like a champ for me

 

Mirrors look kinda cool...but i was checking out what first caught my eye in the picture...the shelby roadster thats being displayed in the mirror. I have good eyes

 

oh that not good

 

Make like Linda Blair, works just fine.

 

With a spot mirror you don't need to look or worry if something is in your blind spot. if it is you'll see it in the spot mirror. Btw, I have the small rectangular spot mirror, not the round one.

 

Out of all the cars i've had, the Z has the least amount of blind spot. Never have any problems with it, at all.

 

Blindspots are cool it gives me an adrenaline rush

 

I had to adjust my mirror to aim ways out to the side to cover the car to the side of me. If you adjust the mirrors where you see the edge of your car, then the blind spot is to the right of you, and its especially hard at night where you can't see ****...

 

This may work for the normal blind spot, but then you don't see what is behind the blind spot.....like a car coming up fast in the next lane or a pole when backing up. I still say spot mirros are the way to go.