Hi there - new guy here. I've just picked up a LX package Niro - have had it for five days now.
Two things: approaching first fill up need - just regular plain old (el cheapo!) gas or is a higher octane medium grade recommended?
The one that really kind of bugs me is the cruise control - I use it often - I have a long commute back & forth for work and drive on roads that are conducive to its use. ( not really hilly, and where there are hills I know to disengage it and manually ease up/down on the throttle to get over them ) The cruise has two modes on it on the steering wheel - "set" and "resume". Resume doesn't actually seem to resume though .... ;( It's more like a redundant "set".
I'm a computer nerd by day ( I work in I.T.) and as such have an aversion to reading manuals ... ( industry joke ). With that in mind - no I have not looked at the owners manual so it is entirely possible that I'm missing something BUT - I would think that if I'm cruising at 59 and I disengage the cruise for some reason, that when I hit the "res" (resume) button that it *should* take me back up to 59. No ... it just "sets" me at whatever speed I was doing when I hit the resume button. ( 50 for instance .... )
{sigh}
This is not an end of life as we know it deal of course ... lol -- BUT -- am I missing something or is my cruise control / button not quite right?
Thanks ... !
Two things: approaching first fill up need - just regular plain old (el cheapo!) gas or is a higher octane medium grade recommended?
The one that really kind of bugs me is the cruise control - I use it often - I have a long commute back & forth for work and drive on roads that are conducive to its use. ( not really hilly, and where there are hills I know to disengage it and manually ease up/down on the throttle to get over them ) The cruise has two modes on it on the steering wheel - "set" and "resume". Resume doesn't actually seem to resume though .... ;( It's more like a redundant "set".
I'm a computer nerd by day ( I work in I.T.) and as such have an aversion to reading manuals ... ( industry joke ). With that in mind - no I have not looked at the owners manual so it is entirely possible that I'm missing something BUT - I would think that if I'm cruising at 59 and I disengage the cruise for some reason, that when I hit the "res" (resume) button that it *should* take me back up to 59. No ... it just "sets" me at whatever speed I was doing when I hit the resume button. ( 50 for instance .... )
This is not an end of life as we know it deal of course ... lol -- BUT -- am I missing something or is my cruise control / button not quite right?
Thanks ... !