OnStar President Chris Preuss announces OnStar is expanding beyond General Motors cars as he displays a standalone rearview mirror that can be installed in non-GM vehicles and older GM vehicles already on the road Tuesday, January 4, 2011 at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. The OnStar mirror will offer Ãblue buttonà Automatic Crash Response, Turn-by-Turn Navigation, Stolen Vehicle Location Assistance, one-button access to emergency and roadside services, and hands-free calling, including Bluetooth connectivity. The mirror will be available this spring at consumer electronics retailers including Best Buy. (Photo by Isaac Brekken for OnStar)
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