Abstract: Disclosed herein is a head-up display system includes a motor that has an output shaft that is rotatable about a first axis. A worm gear is connected to and rotatable with the output shaft about the first axis. A cam wheel is rotatable about a second axis and including a plurality of teeth that are meshed with the worm gear to rotate the cam wheel in response to rotation of the worm gear. A mirror is coupled with the cam wheel and moveable in response to rotation of the cam wheel to move a virtual image on a windshield of the vehicle. A lever interconnects the cam wheel and the mirror and provides movement of the mirror in response to rotation of the cam wheel.

Abstract: A head-up display has a screen, a cover for the screen, and a gear mechanism for simultaneously pivoting the screen and the cover around a pivot axis between a first end position and a second end position and concurrently shifting the cover relatively to the screen in such a way that the cover uncovers the screen in the first end position and completely covers the screen in the second end position.

Abstract: A head-up display has a screen, a cover for the screen, and a gear mechanism for simultaneously pivoting the screen and the cover around a pivot axis between a first end position and a second end position and concurrently shifting the cover relatively to the screen in such a way that the cover uncovers the screen in the first end position and completely covers the screen in the second end position.

Abstract: A holding device for a beverage container has a carriage displaceable back and forth in a manner of a drawer between an inserted position and an extended position in which a beverage container is placeable on the carriage; a first holding element which is movably attached to the carriage; a control track arrangement for moving the holding element in an upward direction when the carriage is being extended and/or back in a downward direction when the carriage is being inserted, and in a moved-up position provides a lateral support for a beverage container placed on the carriage in the extended position, and a second control track arrangement which is offset from the first control track arrangement in a direction of displacement of the carriage, for moving the holding element in an upward and/or downward direction when the carriage is being extended and inserted.