Sounds interesting.....I look forward to finding out.....when I get mine!
yes, it's like being in your very own disco starship enterprise.FYI, you can set the mood lights to constantly cycle by pressing and holding the change colour toggle by the rear view mirror.
This is actually quite dangerous - not only because if you are tall, you will be hit in the head by the disco ball that folds out of the headliner, but also becasue after a while 'stage smoke' will be pumped in to flow off the rear parcel shelf and you will lose all rear vision.FYI, you can set the mood lights to constantly cycle by pressing and holding the change colour toggle by the rear view mirror.
Huh! I did not realize that!Mostly, I have used the centre LED ring in it's standard mode. Then, it's a kind of Rev Counter, and briefly changes as you turn things on or off.
But...
If you change it to Driving mode, it displays something different depending on the mode:
Normal: A yellow band which indicates your speed. Half way round, and you're doing 80 mph.
Green: If you are driving in a good green manner, green bars creep up from both sides to meet at the top. If you floor it, the green bars vanish, and it all goes dark!
Red: Is the rev counter mode you already know and love.
Had the car 9 months, and only found this out last week.
When I was looking at a model in the dealership, shortly before ordering, I did catch the wink, but I don't know what caused it. I think it was the door being opened to let myself out.I dont see any wink?? are you refering to the head up display??
It does wink when you've turned it off, and you open the door to get out.When I was looking at a model in the dealership, shortly before ordering, I did catch the wink, but I don't know what caused it. I think it was the door being opened to let myself out.
I couldn't say for sure, all the cars in there seemed to have dead or dying batteries, I'd turn the radio on and it would shut back off within seconds.It does wink when you've turned it off, and you open the door to get out.