Which statement about the depressed park feature is true?

• A. It drops the wipers below the lower windshield trim.
• B. It requires a separate motor on the wiper assembly.
• C. It has no relation to wiper parking.
• D. It uses the same motor as the wipers for parking.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how wiper parking positions can be tucked away when the system is off. The depressed park feature means the wipers rest below the lower edge of the windshield, hidden from view. This is a design choice to keep the blades out of sight and protect them, and it is achieved as part of the normal parking motion controlled by the wiper motor and linkage. There isn’t a separate motor dedicated just to lowering the wipers in this setup, and the feature is directly related to where the wipers park. So resting below the lower windshield trim is the correct description of a depressed park.