I already know full well what is available in the US. Stating jealousy of what other markets get doesn't mean I'm trying to change anything. This forum has folks from Canada, Australia and perhaps other counties that may be interested in videos such as that. Besides other details provided that were of interest to all.The nonsense is sitting there wishing for stuff not available in certain markets. Did you email Genesis?
My experience has been good. There was nothing run down or dirty at the dealership I bought my G70 from. The valet service is amazing. I live about 40 minutes away from my Genesis dealer. I can schedule my car for routine maintenance and they drive all the way from Manchester NH to Kittery ME and drop off a loaner car and bring my car back later that day.I’ve had excellent service at a Hyundai/ Genesis dealership…
Actually the auto high beam (High Beam Assist - HBA) is a different function than IFS (intelligent front lighting system). IFS uses 8 small leds per light module (in an array) that individually dim to reduce lighting across the throw width of the light pattern. (Note individual leds on or off at bottom of 3rd image graphic).My wife's has the intelligent lighting. It is the auto high beam feature and it works well. There is certainly a cabin air filter too. Of course it is a paper filter. Could the Middle Eastern spec have a special filter option? That would make sense.
No moving parts, each led has it's own lens focusing the beam pattern a certain direction or angle (overlapping). Here's a good description write up.So the full array is high beams? Or do they also adjust the angle? And then selectively turn off as traffic is detected.
And we wonder why every little repair is so expensive now -- no buying a replacement bulb at Canadian Tire if someone breaks that headlight! Although I don't think they have bulbs for my ancient Ford Explorer (I still had a spare bulb until recently, cost about $3 I think), a single halogen replacement bulb is still <$10.
Not that bad ! Don't look after only a mile or two. The computer needs some miles to get a rolling average. I don't really do any city stop and go but I'm getting 15-18 in suburbia. But I'm prone to hammer if from time to time if the road is clear.Is anyone else getting horrendous MPG out of the GV70? I have a 3.5T and I'm getting 9.3 mpg driving around the city in eco mode
I live in Miami do all city driving during the week and I'm normally in comfort or sport mode. I get 13-14mpg when I'm punching it quite a bit, otherwise I'm in the 15-16 range in the city. On the weekends once I do some Hwy driving I'm in the 18-20 range and that's with the occasional sport mode and spirited driving.Is anyone else getting horrendous MPG out of the GV70? I have a 3.5T and I'm getting 9.3 mpg driving around the city in eco mode
Thanks for the insight. I wonder if there will be an ECU flash that will help improve fuel economyNot that bad ! Don't look after only a mile or two. The computer needs some miles to get a rolling average. I don't really do any city stop and go but I'm getting 15-18 in suburbia. But I'm prone to hammer if from time to time if the road is clear.
I've got a little over 3000 miles now and it's starting to improve. I've got the meter as high as 26 on a fairly level highway drive at 70 mph. Like I said in another post.. at the end of the day this is rig is going to be another 20 MPG deal. And that is one of the knocks on these Korean engines. They are not great on fuel. Somehow BMW manages to get so much more out of their in-line 6 and 2.0 turbo 4. It's kind of annoying.
It’s really hard to out-engineer the original designers for fuel economy in this current market with all the EPA mandates. ECU tunes and chip tunes are designed for power. The best way to get better economy is not to mash the throttle, not to go that much over the speed limit, and to coast whenever possible. It’s hard to do all three unless you have trained yourself.Thanks for the insight. I wonder if there will be an ECU flash that will help improve fuel economy
I love the camera work that Lauri? does. You really get a good look at the vehicles from so many angles up close and far away.Review by Raiti’s Rides:
Timely review for me personally as, after a lot of back and forth, I placed an order for an X3 M40i yesterday. It was a tough decision and I really love the exterior/interior styling of the GV70... but for me the refinement of the overall driving dynamics (engine/transmission/handling) are what ultimately steered me towards the BMW. I was surprised to hear in this latest review that he prefers the GV70 transmission over the ZF in the X3 M40i because to me the ZF is superior when the two are driven back to back.Wow. He's already done 3 reviews and many others have done none. Interesting that he picked out the BMW. That is the competition.
I‘m getting 27.5 MPG, combined, including mountain driving. This is in ECO mode, plus I’m not an aggressive driver. With only city driving, of course, it’s less. Going to take a long interstate trip tomorrow, and expecting to get higher.Is anyone else getting horrendous MPG out of the GV70? I have a 3.5T and I'm getting 9.3 mpg driving around the city in eco mode