Nice!! I just followed along and revisited the dealer setup they did for me on my 2023 Elantra back in November. Finally I can say it’s not that complicated. Thanks
Had a 23 kona but I upgraded it to a 23 rouge. What got me to switch is in the kona you feel the bumps a lot more but in the rouge you don’t feel the bumps a lot the was the big reason why I switch. Also another reason is that my cousin works at Nissan so I got that family discount
All the things I want to turn off lol. Wow, how I hate all the new technology. I really miss having a cd player! I was shocked the other day when I got in and started my 2023 Elantra and a notice onscreen alerted me to a low key fob battery. What? It's only a year and a half old. I've owned Hyundai's since 1995 and never heard of such a thing. I never even considered that...never even knew that even happens. I've put over 200,000 miles on most of my cars and never had any issues such as this. My spare Hyundai is a 2013...same fob same battery. Even my other 11 year old Hyundai (165,000 miles)...no problem. This is something I've never heard of before. Weird. I'm so old school...🤣 Automatic Breaking if you get too close? No way brother. Lane adjustments? Are you kidding? No car key? Push button start...hate that. After a year and a half I'm still not used to it and constantly leave the car running. Yea, yea, I know. I'm too old. But I miss the simpler times. These days making things simple makes them more difficult (and us lazy). Then again, I don't have a smartphone either. Ok...I'm done😆
Thanks for the input! My Mom didn't want the autonomous braking on either, but I convinced her to leave it turned on. Well thankfully we did, because a few months after purchasing her vehicle she was looking in her side view mirror when somebody stepped out in front of her car, and the car slammed on the brakes and possibly saved that person's life. The autonomous emergency braking is something you'll never need until you do, and then you'll be thankful you had it.
I find most people do want it ... But during the delivery process, I actually show my clients how to turn them off if they don't want it. But it's impossible to know if you want it or not if you never even realize you have it.
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Nice!! I just followed along and revisited the dealer setup they did for me on my 2023 Elantra back in November. Finally I can say it’s not that complicated. Thanks
Glad I could help!
Had a 23 kona but I upgraded it to a 23 rouge. What got me to switch is in the kona you feel the bumps a lot more but in the rouge you don’t feel the bumps a lot the was the big reason why I switch. Also another reason is that my cousin works at Nissan so I got that family discount
The rogue is in a larger size class and compares the the Tucson.
The Tucson also rides a lot smoother then the Kona
All the things I want to turn off lol. Wow, how I hate all the new technology. I really miss having a cd player! I was shocked the other day when I got in and started my 2023 Elantra and a notice onscreen alerted me to a low key fob battery. What? It's only a year and a half old. I've owned Hyundai's since 1995 and never heard of such a thing. I never even considered that...never even knew that even happens. I've put over 200,000 miles on most of my cars and never had any issues such as this. My spare Hyundai is a 2013...same fob same battery. Even my other 11 year old Hyundai (165,000 miles)...no problem. This is something I've never heard of before. Weird. I'm so old school...🤣 Automatic Breaking if you get too close? No way brother. Lane adjustments? Are you kidding? No car key? Push button start...hate that. After a year and a half I'm still not used to it and constantly leave the car running. Yea, yea, I know. I'm too old. But I miss the simpler times. These days making things simple makes them more difficult (and us lazy). Then again, I don't have a smartphone either. Ok...I'm done😆
Thanks for the input!
My Mom didn't want the autonomous braking on either, but I convinced her to leave it turned on. Well thankfully we did, because a few months after purchasing her vehicle she was looking in her side view mirror when somebody stepped out in front of her car, and the car slammed on the brakes and possibly saved that person's life.
The autonomous emergency braking is something you'll never need until you do, and then you'll be thankful you had it.
I have this car and like it very much.
It's a nice car!
thank you
Thank you!
so you re the guy that turns everything on that ppl dont want lol
I find most people do want it ... But during the delivery process, I actually show my clients how to turn them off if they don't want it.
But it's impossible to know if you want it or not if you never even realize you have it.