Why isn't the car in the rearview mirror opposite?

Because there are generally three rearview mirrors, one inside the car and two outside rearview mirrors on the left and right sides. Drivers have to "look at them affectionately" hundreds of times almost every day. After all, with the help of the rearview mirror, the driver can expand his vision and indirectly see the rear, side and bottom of the car.

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From the driver's line of sight, the left and right rearview mirrors will be different. In order to restore the actual scene as much as possible and let the driver see the left and right scenes of the rearview mirror, the rearview mirror of the car is designed to be different on the left and right sides. When the driver's seat is on the left, the rearview mirror on the left is larger and the rearview mirror on the right is smaller, and vice versa.