Presidents Note:

This mirror was not originally designed for use by a driving Instructor sitting on the passenger side of the car.

Originally I was considering another product that could be mounted to the outside right mirror. I obtained a sample: tried it on the passenger side and found that it couldn’t be adjusted far enough out to the right.

I thought this is strange: The sample mirror is symmetric; so why does it work mounted on the driver’s side looking from the driver’s seat but does not work mounted on the passenger side looking from the passenger seat? What I found was this: The mirror housing on one side of a vehicle may look exactly the same as the one on the other, however they have one fundamental difference: They are built at different angles in order to incorporate the driver's vantage point.

This first sample product I obtained didn’t have enough adjustment to be viable as a driving instructor’s mirror, however later I came across this product that had a substantial degree of adjustment to it. This mirror (our item # MR33) is shown in the picture on your right installed on a 2009 Hyundai Accent: The glass has been adjusted all the way to the right; a slight more rightward adjustment may be desired but the mirror is functional for a driving instructor.