A rearview camera is a valuable safety feature.

A rearview camera is, more and more, a must, and not just because it spares your neck. Rearview cameras are great safety features that are protecting pedestrians and drivers alike, not to mention letting you back out of a space with ease. Here are eight great cars that come with rearviews cameras.

Toyota Camry

The Camry has probably been the most enduring of the sedans. There are Camrys sold during the Clinton administration that are still on the road. A camera on the truck just ensures the Camry is even more useful and reliable than it was before, along with bonuses like its excellent construction and class-leading gas mileage.

Cadillac Escalade

Full-size SUVs are rare on the road these days, but the Escalade is easily one of the most popular. The Escalade is a luxurious ride, but also can be difficult to handle if you are accustomed to smaller cars. The camera ensures that if you are scaling up your ride, you will have a much easier time driving it.

Chevrolet Trax

If you are interested in a crossover, the Trax should be at the top of your list. Chevy is working hard to bring customers back and that means they are packing their cars with features people are demanding. If you are looking for a budget-friendly crossover with a camera, check out the Trax.

Honda Fit

Honda’s versatile, tough little hatchback offers a lot of features in a small package. The Fit has always been Honda’s signature small car, and the rearview camera is a nice bonus on top of its gas-sipping fuel economy and surprisingly roomy cabin. If you need a small car, the Fit is a good choice, and the camera just makes a nimble car an even better drive.

Use more than just your mirrors to see behind you.

Chrysler Town And Country

The classic minivan that introduced the model is still the best. Chrysler has spent years refining the Town and Country to the high-end van it is today, and the camera helps what can be a large car become far more manageable. If you have a lot of people to haul, the original minivan is still the best choice.

Toyota Prius

The first mass-market hybrid has been a lot more than just a green car over the last ten years. Toyota has used it to test features for years, and the Prius was one of the first cars with a backup camera as a result. And, of course, it is still one of the best hybrids on the road.

GMC Canyon

The Canyon deserves more love among pickup fans. If you are new to pickups, or want a truck with the features you usually find in a luxury sedan, the Canyon is loaded with them and makes for a surprisingly smooth, well-built ride.

Honda Accord

Finally, there is the classic sedan. The Accord enjoys a well-deserved reputation as one of the best four-door cars on the road, and Honda offering a backup camera just makes it better. It also comes at a nice price if you are looking to save.

As you can see, a rearview camera is more and more a standard. If you would like to learn more about these cars and their other features, check out the helpful articles from CarFoundMe.