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Rear View Camera

Illustration showing rear object displayed in center instrument panel dash screen
Backing up is easier when you when you have camera technology to assist you in seeing what’s behind your vehicle.10  Shift into Reverse to activate the Rear View Camera on your center dash display. You not only get a rear visual when you’re slowly backing up, but guidelines help you navigate. Fixed guidelines direct you when you’re going straight back. Active guidelines show the path you intend to take when you’re backing up on a curve off the straight line. If you’re towing a trailer, a center guideline helps you line it up to your trailer hitch. And there are enhanced park aids indicating which side an object is on and how close it is, as well as colored lines showing how close you are moving to an object behind your vehicle.

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Forward Thinking to Assist You When Backing Up

Driver using rear view camera to see what’s behind her vehicle

Enhanced View of What’s Behind You

The Rear View Camera is not intended to be an extra set of eyes, but it does provide a view of what’s behind your vehicle.10

 
Rear camera mounted at rear of vehicle

Rear-Mounted Camera

With your vehicle in Reverse, a rear-mounted camera transmits an image of what’s behind your vehicle on your center dash screen.10 Keep it clean and unobstructed for maximum performance.

 
Rear view camera display in center instrument panel dash screen

Fixed and Distance Guidelines

Fixed guidelines direct you when you’re going slowly straight back. Red, yellow and green guides indicate zones of distance to an object behind your vehicle, the green zone being the closest.10

 

Rear View Camera Availability

(Standard and Optional)
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