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This is the movement your neck has been doing for fifty years. It is also the one it can no longer do.
Right hand on the passenger headrest. Left hand on the wheel. Chin over the shoulder. Hold it there while the car crawls backwards.
You have done it since you were seventeen. It never used to cost you anything.
Now there is a catch in it. Some days it is a twinge. Some days you feel it that night, or the next morning when you go to turn your head in bed.
So you started making small changes. You take the drive-through car park instead of the tight one. You park at the far end where you can pull straight out. You get someone to guide you at the boat ramp.
You have not told anyone. It does not feel like something you announce.
But before any of that made sense, I had to understand why nothing was helping.
The neck is the part you feel. It is not the part that costs you the most.
You have probably already tried:
What it is actually costing you
Time, because you drive past three good parks to find an easy one. Confidence, because a tight car park now decides where you shop. Independence, because you have started letting someone else drive. And a small piece of dignity every time you say "you go, I'll wait in the car".
Leave it another year and the twist does not get easier. Your neck gets tighter and the list of places you avoid gets longer.
None of that failed because you did not try hard enough. It failed because of something nobody explained.
Show Me The Fix $119.99 today · free reversing camera includedEverybody loses a little neck rotation as they get older. Around half a degree a year. It has been measured in study after study.
You never notice it happening, because almost nothing in daily life asks your neck for a full turn. Checking the letterbox does not. Watching the telly does not.
So every reverse asks your neck for degrees it does not have anymore. You strain it. It settles down. Then you back out of the driveway again and strain the same spot.
That is why it never properly clears up. You are topping it up every time you leave the house. Call it reverse strain.
What the numbers say
Sources: published cervical range of motion studies; Merck Manual guidance on assessing older drivers; Marottoli et al. 1998 (self-reported incidents, 125 drivers).
The car industry worked out decades ago that twisting around is a poor way to see behind a car. That is why reversing cameras went into new cars.
The Australian Government has now made it a rule. From 1 November 2025, new vehicle models sold here must have reversing technology fitted. Existing models follow from 1 November 2027.
So the twist is not just hard on your neck. It has officially been judged not good enough for a new car.
If your car is older, nobody came back to fix it for you. That is the bit that is not your fault.
Your options were a $40,000 new car, or a car audio shop cutting a screen into your dash.
Which is exactly the problem Eye Level Reversing was built to fix.
A camera at the back of the car. A bright 7 inch screen at the front, sitting at chin level.
Put the car in reverse and the screen switches by itself. You see everything behind the car, big and clear, with guide lines showing exactly where you are heading.
Chin level. Shoulders square. No twist.
Think of it like a mirror that does the turning instead of you. Your head never leaves the centre, so your neck never gets asked for degrees it does not have.
What you look at instead of the back window.
This is the same technology the Australian Government now requires on new vehicle models. The difference is that this one costs $119.99 and works in the car already in your driveway.
Here is what that looks like in your hands.
It powers from the cigarette lighter socket you already have.
Big, bright, and easy to read in daylight. It sits where you are already looking. So you see behind the car with your head facing forward.
Mounts at the back of the car and turns on the moment you shift into reverse. Guide lines show the path the car is taking. So you park in one go instead of three, and you can see a wheelie bin, a bollard, or a grandchild.
No dashboard teardown. No cutting into your car. No workshop booking. So most people have the screen running in about ten minutes.
Your phone connects by itself. Maps, calls and music come up on the big screen, and you can use your voice. So you stop looking down at a phone in your lap.
A suction mount, not a custom fit. A 2003 Camry, a 2011 Falcon, a work ute. So your car being older is no longer the reason you miss out.
In the box: 7 inch touch screen, cigarette lighter power cord, suction cup mount, free reversing camera, reverse video cable, reversing power cord, extension cable, user manual.
It is easier to believe from someone who already has one.
"I used to physically turn around every time I reversed because I never felt confident relying on my mirrors alone. It was especially awkward getting out of tight parking spots, and I'd often end up with a sore neck from constantly looking over my shoulder.
The first time I reversed with the screen, I couldn't believe how much easier it was. I could clearly see what was behind me without twisting around or guessing how close I was.
Now I use it every single time I reverse. Parking and backing out of my driveway feels so much easier, and I honestly wouldn't want to go back to driving without it."
Margaret, VIC · Verified buyer
"I thought I was stuck with my outdated system, but this made my car feel modern again. Super easy to set up, and I love the touchscreen!"
Michelle R, Brisbane · Verified buyer
"I wanted CarPlay, but my car didn't support it. This gave me the same experience without spending thousands. Best money I've spent on my car."
Daniel T, Melbourne · Verified buyer
Here is how to get the same thing, and what it costs.
A new car with a reversing camera is tens of thousands of dollars. Having a screen built into your dash means a day in a workshop and holes cut in the trim.
| 7 inch HD touch screen with wireless CarPlay and Android Auto | $200.00 |
| Reversing camera with guide lines | $80.00 |
| Shipping insurance on your parcel | $9.99 |
| Suction mount, power cord, reverse video cable, extension cable | Included |
| Free shipping Australia wide from Brisbane | Included |
| 90 day warranty and 30 day money back | Included |
| Total value | $289.99 |
| Today | $119.99 |
The shipping insurance is added to your order automatically and taken to $0 at checkout. You will see it on the order summary.
Here is what the next few weeks actually look like.
The box arrives. You plug the screen into the cigarette lighter and stick it to the windscreen or dash. Most people are running in about ten minutes. First reverse with your head facing forward. Most people laugh.
You stop bracing before you back out. You take the closer car park because the tight one no longer matters. You stop planning your day around which car parks are easy.
The twist is out of your driving. You are not topping up the same strain every time you leave the house. Reversing has gone back to being boring.
You start using the maps and the hands free calls without thinking about it. The screen becomes part of the car. Someone in the passenger seat asks where you got it.
Straight up: this will not fix your neck. Nothing gives you back the turn you had at 40. What it does is take away the one job that keeps straining it.
You only have to try it in your own driveway. Back out once without turning your head, and you will know in about four seconds.
Try It In My Own Driveway $119.99 · free reversing camera · 30 day money backUse it for 30 days. If it does not suit your car or your driving, send it back for a full refund.
Plus a 90 day warranty and free shipping insurance. Free shipping Australia wide, 2 to 6 business days from Brisbane.
Most people tell us the same thing. They wish they had done it a year earlier.
Old is the whole point. The screen does not connect to your car's computer or your factory stereo. It powers from the cigarette lighter socket and mounts with a suction cup, so it works in almost any car with a 12 volt socket. Owners have fitted them to cars from the early 2000s onwards.
No. There is no dashboard teardown and nothing is cut into your car. The screen plugs into the cigarette lighter socket and most people have it running in about ten minutes.
The camera mounts at the back of the car and its cable runs forward to the screen. The kit includes the video cable, the reversing power cord and an extension cable so you have the length you need. [CONFIRM: write the exact fitting method you recommend here, including whether you suggest a local auto electrician and roughly what that costs. Be honest about this. Getting it wrong here creates returns.]
The reversing part needs nothing from you. Shift into reverse and the picture appears by itself. For maps and calls, your phone connects wirelessly once you set it up the first time, and you can use your voice instead of the screen. Peter, 68, says he is not good with technology and fitted his himself.
[CONFIRM: your position on windscreen and dash mounting, since the rules differ by state. State plainly where you recommend mounting it and note that drivers should check their own state's rules. Do not skip this one, your buyers will ask.]
Send it back within 30 days for a full refund. Your own driveway is the test drive. If it is faulty, the 90 day warranty covers a free replacement.
Free shipping Australia wide. Orders are dispatched within 24 to 48 hours and usually arrive in 2 to 6 business days. It ships from Brisbane, and the business is Australian owned. Shipping insurance is included free, so if your parcel is lost or damaged on the way we send you another one.
Because there is no workshop, no labour and no custom fitting. You are paying for the screen and the camera, not a day of someone's time. The camera is included free, which is where the $80.00 of the total value comes from.
"I used to struggle with my phone while driving, which felt unsafe. Now I have everything I need on a big, clear screen, and I can use voice control instead. Feels like I'm driving a brand-new car!"
Brett G, Townsville · Verified buyer
"I was always distracted trying to check my phone for maps. Now I have everything right in front of me, and I can use my voice to control it! Finally, a safer way to drive."
Laura M, Sydney · Verified buyer
"At 72, I thought new car tech wasn't for me. This changed that. One plug, my phone connected, and directions right in front of me. My daughter can't believe I set it up myself."
Margaret B, Sydney · Verified buyer
"I'm 68 and definitely wouldn't call myself good with technology, so I was a little worried I'd need someone to install it for me. I decided to give it a go myself first and was pleasantly surprised by how straightforward it was.
Once it was set up, the difference when reversing was immediate. The screen gives me a much clearer view behind the car, especially when backing out of busy car parks where it can be difficult to see properly.
I feel far more confident reversing now, and the best part is I didn't have to pay someone to fit it. I wish I'd bought one sooner."
Peter, QLD · Verified buyer
Over 20,000 Australian drivers have stopped turning around to reverse.
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