Looks like it's itching to be put in snow mode...lol.
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Yeah you would think that snow mode would offer the exact same driving characteristics as mud and sand. IE: keeping the wheels from spinning mainly. So perhaps the software just allows one to cycle through two other modes that change nothing except the word on the dash from snow to mud to sand.
Sorta like in Spinal Tap; this amp goes to 11.
I think I saw a YouTube review of a Venue and I think that one did have separate snow, mud and sand modes as the guy was twisting the tranny mode button.
Yeah you would think that snow mode would offer the exact same driving characteristics as mud and sand. IE: keeping the wheels from spinning mainly. So perhaps the software just allows one to cycle through two other modes that change nothing except the word on the dash from snow to mud to sand.
Sorta like in Spinal Tap; this amp goes to 11.
I thought the same, not much difference between snow, sand, mud.
In India they don't get snow mode. They have Normal, Eco and Sport but it has a cool looking digital instrument cluster.
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In India they don't get snow mode. They have Normal, Eco and Sport but it has a cool looking digital instrument cluster.
Hyundai VENUE | Drive mode select
Introducing drive mode select in the new Hyundai VENUE. Get ready to #LivetheLitlife. Bookings open.To know more, click here: https://bit.ly/Hyundai__VENUE#...
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I thought the same, not much difference between snow, sand, mud.
In India they don't get snow mode. They have Normal, Eco and Sport but it has a cool looking digital instrument cluster.
Hyundai VENUE | Drive mode select
Introducing drive mode select in the new Hyundai VENUE. Get ready to #LivetheLitlife. Bookings open.To know more, click here: https://bit.ly/Hyundai__VENUE#...
my 2023 Preferred has Drive/Traction with 3 options under each. Turn the knob for Eco - Normal - Sport. Press the
knob and then turn to select Snow - Mud - Sand. Can't see getting much use out of sand mode but I am very pleased with snow mode. When driving down smaller unplowed roads a - my practice, when there were no cars or pedestrians, was to not stop - keep the car moving so you won't get stuck. So much much better now.
Someone on this forum likened it to being in a spaceship. My 2004 echo is like a donkey cart in comparison - a very sturdy reliable donkey cart mind you. I knew the cluster would be upgraded in the 2023 but actually seeing and using all the functions is something else. Here's the echo display
Does the new Venue all digital display have different modes you can cycle through to set it to your personal tastes/preferences? That looks awesome. I wish mine had it.
You will have to drive down to Myrtle Beach or Outer Banks North Carolina and test out the sand mode.
I wonder if you were to remove a lot of air out of the tires and put it in sand mode, would the Venue be able to drive on the sand at the beach? Usually you only see SUVs and trucks with AWD/4x4 on the beach.Venue isn't a hard core SUV but it sure feels more apt on dirt roads like you're noticed than regular economy cars. Venue is a crossover/SUV.
The only ones i've seen with sand/mud are the ones in india videos.Z
I think I saw a YouTube review of a Venue and I think that one did have separate snow, mud and sand modes as the guy was twisting the tranny mode button.
Yeah you would think that snow mode would offer the exact same driving characteristics as mud and sand. IE: keeping the wheels from spinning mainly. So perhaps the software just allows one to cycle through two other modes that change nothing except the word on the dash from snow to mud to sand.
Sorta like in Spinal Tap; this amp goes to 11.
Mine has Snow and Sport modes, Canada...although i recall seeing something from california somewhere..might have been the lock nut bag/card inside it.
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