One of the many fads in automotive design that has faded in the 21st century is the window louver. Window louvers are those horizontal slats you see a lot in some cars from the 1980s and prior ...

Rear window louvers might have fallen out of style, but they have not been forgotten. Designed to keep car interiors cool -- especially coupes with large, sloped rear windows -- the fad hasn’t ...

Constructed from heat-treated aluminum, the ROUSH rear window louvers have a suggested retail price of $729.00 and were designed for easy installation with no cutting or drilling required.

rear window louvers. The horizontal slats were popular on sports cars from the 1960s to 1980s primarily for style, but act as a sunshade for raked rear windows while maintaining both outward ...

The hardware for the installation of Ford service rear-window louvers used a rubber-type insert for the four roof locations and four inserts in the panel below their window for the latches.

I’m sure some people reading this are old enough to remember when window louvers were prime ... comically long and flat louvers for the rear side windows. The more I thought about it, I realized ...

As means to both ends, Toyota Racing Development has launched a range of official accessories to do both, with our picks of the litter being the functional rear wing and window louvers.

But the component that really got our attention is the louver unit for the rear window. Louvers are usually associated with modern classics and you also see them on a lot of Camaros and Mustangs.

There's no solid, definitive "first" vehicle to use window louvers — various sources name the Lamborghini Miura as the first vehicle to use rear louvers, though the Shelby GT 350 utilized side ...