What is the darker shaded area in the middle of the windshield between the visors called?

• A. Faded Center Visor
• B. Third Visor Frit
• C. Sun Strip
• D. Windshield Notch

Answer: (B)

That darker shaded area is a built‑in central sun shade—the third visor. It’s a tinted band in the middle of the windshield between the two sun visors that helps reduce glare from the sun at angles the visors alone can’t block. In windshield terminology this central shade is often called the third visor frit, with “frit” referring to the tinted ceramic band that forms that shading area. So this feature isn’t the top-edge sun strip, and it isn’t a notch; it’s the third visor—the central shaded section designed for glare control.