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I recently bought my Niro and noticed that the beeping in reverse is really quiet. Is there a way to increase the volume so you can actually hear it?
The first "Gumball Rally"... Italian driver there sez "what's behind you is not important"Does anyone remember the 60's movie It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad world? The Italian guys car breaks down, so he gets in a ladies convertible to finish the "race". First thing he does is bust off the rearview mirror and throw it out. Then says "first rule of Italian racing- never worry about what is behind you."
Yes, I might be mixing up the movies, that was a long time ago.The first "Gumball Rally"... Italian driver there sez "what's behind you is not important"
BTW, I can't even hear the beep, in or out of the car, good!
Is this a REAL post? We're not talking about Nissan's here, this is a Kia Niro forum ??!!??I doubt that this is something we can do ourselves and odds are its a feature that is left up to Nissan to work on. Being such a new vehicle that's where we should be looking for answers. Has anyone tried to contact Nissan USA about this?