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I just bought a new Nissan Murano and it has a birds eye view screen on its monitor that shows your vehicle and views from the front, back and sides from 4 cameras. It is so easy to use this feature when parking to avoid hitting any object.

Why do motor home manufacturers not put this feature on their coaches. They already put cameras on the back and sides so adding a camera to the front would be a minimal cost. They already use a monitor so some software would be necessary to mix the views but it shouldn’t be expensive. Anyone driving a car with this feature knows how beneficial it would be in a motor home.

Does anyone know of a manufacturer offering this feature on a motor home?

ductape · Answer

Newmar has that on some models.

mdkmdk · Answer

Maybe they just figured you'd want to sit up front and look out that great big window while driving their motorhome?:h

seon · Answer

$$$ is what it's all about.Cost money to play ;).

mdkmdk · Answer

Only a matter of time before they start equipping these big motorhomes with their own drones with auto-hover and 360 degree cameras for parking. If you're going to rub the curb, or bump another vehicle, it will launch a hellfire missile across your bow as a warning. (just joking) :B

partyof_five · Answer

It seems like RVs get the latest features and tech a couple years after they're in mainstream cars- plus 2019s are going to start being rolling off the line shortly, so maybe add another year.

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