Visors

[Frenzy36]

GM - How about giving the ME Corvette a Visor which is Dark Tinted which you could actually see through and totally cuts down glare? We have had the same vision blocking visors forever. Why hasn't one of the car companies figured this out already?

[MidEngine]

Is it confirmed that every state allows this, for according to AAA, in the State of Georgia “Front windshields may not have material or glazing applied or affixed to reduce light transmission.”

While we know many allow tinting for the entire windshield, and some which however allow no tint on the windshield, many have an exemption for its top 5 inches.

[Frenzy36]

Is it confirmed that every state allows this, for according to AAA, in the State of Georgia “Front windshields may not have material or glazing applied or affixed to reduce light transmission.”

While we know many allow tinting for the entire windshield, and some which however allow no tint on the windshield, many have an exemption for its top 5 inches.

MidEngine , I'm not talking about anything to do with the windshield. You know the thing every car has that you flip down when the sun is causing a glare? If they made them out of some type of plastic that were tinted and you could see through them. Currently I have always seen them which you cannot see through.

Tinted visors like the one below but made like the picture above, instead of purchasing aftermarket ones. Or how about an option checkbox?

[Cobra502]

Exactly. My 427 SC Cobra had them. They were really too small and didn't help much except to push some wind up over your head. But, they had the right idea.