Which mirror fits a 2019 Honda Insight passenger side better?

Both are listed for the 2019 Insight passenger side. The Honda assembly is power adjustable and paint-to-match, so it matches the car as built more closely than the manual Dorman.

Is the Honda mirror worth the extra cost?

It is not extra: at $97.49 at AutoZone as of November 3 it is $1.38 cheaper than the Dorman at $98.87 at Walmart. You get power glass and a paint-to-match cover for less.

Can I adjust the Dorman mirror from inside the car?

No. The Dorman is manual adjust, so you set the glass by hand. The Honda assembly is power adjustable.

Does either mirror have a turn signal or blind spot light?

No. Neither lists a turn signal indicator or blind spot indicator, and neither includes a puddle light.

Will the Honda mirror match my Midnight Blue Insight?

The Honda unit comes with a paint-to-match cover, so it can be finished in the body color. The Dorman comes in black only.

Which mirror lasts longer?

Both are plastic-housing glass mirrors. The Honda is a factory-style assembly with power glass; the Dorman has fewer moving electrical parts, but neither listing gives a service life.

Dorman Passenger Side Mirror for 2019 Honda Insight vs Honda Genuine Honda 2019 Insight Passenger Side Mirror Assembly, Midnight Blue

For a 2019 Honda Insight passenger-side mirror, the Honda assembly is the better match at $97.49 at AutoZone as of November 3, versus $98.87 at Walmart for the Dorman. The Honda part is power adjustable and paint-to-match, which fits the car as built. The Dorman is a manual-adjust, non-heated black mirror, so it suits a buyer who wants the lowest-cost basic replacement and does not need power glass.

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