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What does 'Service Parking Assist' mean on the Buick Regal?

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ZoeAnn

07/29/25 2:39pm

The 'Service Parking Assist' message on the Buick Regal indicates that there is an issue with the reversing system and it requires servicing. Basic categories of parking assist systems: 1. Rear Parking Sensors: Rear parking sensors can alert the driver about surrounding obstacles through audible signals or more intuitive displays, eliminating the hassle of looking around while reversing and helping to eliminate blind spots and unclear vision, thereby improving reversing safety. 2. Rearview Camera: The visual reversing assist system involves installing a camera on the car's bumper to capture the environment behind the vehicle while reversing. The footage is then processed and transmitted to a display on the central console, making the rearview situation more intuitive and visible during reversing. 3. Automatic Parking System: The automatic parking system is an extension of the standard intelligent parking assist system. It can automatically control the reversing and parking actions without requiring the driver to operate manually. 4. 360-Degree Visual Parking Assist Device: A bird's-eye view of the car body is provided by four wide-angle cameras located at the front, left and right side mirrors, and the rear of the vehicle. These four cameras capture real-time images of the four areas around the car (front, rear, left, and right), which are then synthesized into a virtual bird's-eye panoramic image by the 360-degree visual parking assist device and displayed on the screen.

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