If you’re a dedicated driver, not just one who wants to show off, you would take time to know all parts of your car. I don’t know how to drive (and I don’t know if I’ll ever learn how to), so I’m not so familiar with the uncommon parts of the car. Or is it just me who calls it uncommon? Anyway, I recently came across the term wind deflectors and it got me wondering what it is. Pardon. Here’s what I found out:

A wind deflector is an automobile accessory typically attached to the front hood, sunroof, and window areas of a car. Deflectors attached to the front hood generally protect a vehicle from damage due to flying debris. Wind deflectors attached to the window and sunroof areas are generally used to allow fresh air ventilation while keeping the occupants of the vehicle protected from the elements.

To those who own a car, can you please show me your wind deflector, if you have?