Abstract: The present invention provides a vehicular interior rearview mirror for rear passengers, comprising a mirror inserted in a flange of a mirror housing having a rear pivot for receiving a ball formed at one end of a support bar so that the mirror housing with the mirror is rotatable to a desired angle. A sleeve is fitted in a positioning tube of the support bar. An outside support tube of a headrest of a vehicular seat is snugly inserted through the sleeve fitted in the positioning tube. The support bar is then secured to the support tube by fasteners. Hereby, a rear passenger may turn the mirror housing together with the mirror relative to the ball in order to obtain an optimum viewing angle of the rearview mirror. Thus, the invention facilitates rear pessengers leaving an automobile in a right time without causing hazards by checking the images of rear objects (e.g., approaching cars) reflected by the rearview mirror when a destination is arrived.

Abstract: An adaptable door mirror of an automobile includes a frame, an attachment element, and a bracket. The frame includes a lens fitted therein, a well facing a body of the automobile, and a threaded fastener extended from the well. The attachment element is optional and includes a recess facing the well and a transverse channel in communication with the recess. The bracket is mounted on the body of the automobile and includes a threaded hole facing the attachment element and a cavity in communication with the threaded hole. The fastener either extends through the channel and is threaded in the threaded hole or is threaded in the threaded hole and into the cavity to be secured by a nut. The cost of replacing a malfunctioned door mirror can be saved since, for example, only a replacement of the bracket of the door mirror is sufficient if both the frame and the attachment element are still good for use.

Abstract: A lamp for the rearview mirror of a vehicle includes a transparent lamp shade fitted in the through hole bored in the outer wall of a rearview mirror shell, a lamp installed in the inner hollow of the transparent lamp shade and a support member screwed together with the transparent lamp shade. Any rearview mirror shells of different shapes can be bored with a through hole of an identical diameter for the transparent lampshade and the lamp to be fitted therein. Besides, the transparent lampshade and the support member are respectively formed with a threaded portion to be screwed together and be firmly assembled with the rearview mirror shell, regardless of thickness of the rearview mirror shell.