Illuminated entry system
12-16-2011, 12:44 AM
#1
Illuminated entry system
This is listed in the list of included options under interior for the 2012 model year G37.
"Illuminated entry system with delayed fade-out"
What exactly is this?
I can't find any reference in the owner's manual to this.
What I'm trying to figure out is if the G37 supports a function where when you get within a certain proximately of the car, the interior lights turn on.
"Illuminated entry system with delayed fade-out"
What exactly is this?
I can't find any reference in the owner's manual to this.
What I'm trying to figure out is if the G37 supports a function where when you get within a certain proximately of the car, the interior lights turn on.
12-16-2011, 08:38 AM
#2
Unlock the doors from they keyfob or the button on the door handle and the interior lights turn on.
Its not as "advanced" as a proximity based system.
Heck Id just be happy if they used proximity to auto lock/unlock the doors.
Its not as "advanced" as a proximity based system.
Heck Id just be happy if they used proximity to auto lock/unlock the doors.
12-16-2011, 09:02 AM
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12-16-2011, 10:34 AM
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^^Surprisingly (this will make you cringe), the 2011+ kia optima (sonata too probably?) has this feature. The doors don't auto unlock, but interior lights do come on when you get within a few feet of the car. I see this more as a safety feature than anything else.
However, although you get some fancy tech with the kia, the core functions of an automobile is lacking - the handling and drivability of the car sucks - they still have a ways to go to getting the electric power steering programmed right and front end geometry leads to constant over/under correction when driving at highway speeds.
However, although you get some fancy tech with the kia, the core functions of an automobile is lacking - the handling and drivability of the car sucks - they still have a ways to go to getting the electric power steering programmed right and front end geometry leads to constant over/under correction when driving at highway speeds.
12-16-2011, 02:13 PM
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^^Surprisingly (this will make you cringe), the 2011+ kia optima (sonata too probably?) has this feature. The doors don't auto unlock, but interior lights do come on when you get within a few feet of the car. I see this more as a safety feature than anything else.
However, although you get some fancy tech with the kia, the core functions of an automobile is lacking - the handling and drivability of the car sucks - they still have a ways to go to getting the electric power steering programmed right and front end geometry leads to constant over/under correction when driving at highway speeds.
However, although you get some fancy tech with the kia, the core functions of an automobile is lacking - the handling and drivability of the car sucks - they still have a ways to go to getting the electric power steering programmed right and front end geometry leads to constant over/under correction when driving at highway speeds.
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