The driver's side mirror shakes hard enough to blur the reflection, making it difficult to judge traffic or see into the blind spot. Most reports describe it at highway speeds, some above 45 or 55 mph, and over bumps on rougher roads. Owners say it began at delivery. Dealers have replaced the glass, the housing or the whole assembly, and applied a service bulletin, but the vibration continues. Many were told there is no fix. The passenger mirror is reported as steady. Some drivers say the shaking leaves them dizzy or nauseous.
Most reports in this group describe the same driver's mirror vibration. It gets worse with speed until the image is unusable, and it is especially hard to use at night with headlights behind. Replacing the glass and housing has not stopped it, and dealers say they can do no more. A separate report describes a driver's window that will not close on command, which cleaning the seals did not cure. Another describes a windshield crack at the corner, which the owner says the extended warranty does not cover.