2017 NX steering wheel retract to exit ?
01-01-18, 02:13 PM
#1
Racer
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2017 NX steering wheel retract to exit ?
is there a setting in the NX model to retract the steering wheel when the vehicle turns off like there is in my ES350?
I have an NX200T that I have had on loaner for the past 4 days and will have it for another week and half probably and just wondering about this.
also is it normal for these things to get really crappy MPG? like its getting like 24mpg on the highway it seems like and that's on cruise control.
I was thinking about buying one of these next summers so I'm happy the the service department was able to put me in one for a loaner NX so that I could see if I really like it before buying it its an awesome little SUV
just curious about the MPG if that's normal I know not to expect alot out of an AWD SUV but for this little thing i was hoping it would at least be around 27 or 28mpg on the highway
I have an NX200T that I have had on loaner for the past 4 days and will have it for another week and half probably and just wondering about this.
also is it normal for these things to get really crappy MPG? like its getting like 24mpg on the highway it seems like and that's on cruise control.
I was thinking about buying one of these next summers so I'm happy the the service department was able to put me in one for a loaner NX so that I could see if I really like it before buying it its an awesome little SUV
just curious about the MPG if that's normal I know not to expect alot out of an AWD SUV but for this little thing i was hoping it would at least be around 27 or 28mpg on the highway
01-01-18, 07:59 PM
#3
Racer
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i could not find for the steering wheel.
the one im driving is not a F Sport its a NX200T awd i would think it should get a better MPG than a F sport but its getitng the same i think my dads 2012 RX350 AWD gets a better MPG than this thing with only 3,000 miles on it
01-01-18, 08:23 PM
#4
Driver School Candidate
I have have a 2018 NX300H and both the steering wheel and seat retract. You have settings for up to 3 drivers.
I refueled for the first time this weekend after purchasing from the dealership and my mpg ave was 28.7. I do an equal amount of city and freeway driving. I chose the hybrid version versus the F Sport specifically for the better gas mileage.
I refueled for the first time this weekend after purchasing from the dealership and my mpg ave was 28.7. I do an equal amount of city and freeway driving. I chose the hybrid version versus the F Sport specifically for the better gas mileage.
01-02-18, 08:51 AM
#5
Pole Position
is there a setting in the NX model to retract the steering wheel when the vehicle turns off like there is in my ES350?
I have an NX200T that I have had on loaner for the past 4 days and will have it for another week and half probably and just wondering about this.
also is it normal for these things to get really crappy MPG? like its getting like 24mpg on the highway it seems like and that's on cruise control.
I was thinking about buying one of these next summers so I'm happy the the service department was able to put me in one for a loaner NX so that I could see if I really like it before buying it its an awesome little SUV
just curious about the MPG if that's normal I know not to expect alot out of an AWD SUV but for this little thing i was hoping it would at least be around 27 or 28mpg on the highway
I have an NX200T that I have had on loaner for the past 4 days and will have it for another week and half probably and just wondering about this.
also is it normal for these things to get really crappy MPG? like its getting like 24mpg on the highway it seems like and that's on cruise control.
I was thinking about buying one of these next summers so I'm happy the the service department was able to put me in one for a loaner NX so that I could see if I really like it before buying it its an awesome little SUV
just curious about the MPG if that's normal I know not to expect alot out of an AWD SUV but for this little thing i was hoping it would at least be around 27 or 28mpg on the highway
I’ve found that we get 24 to 25 mpg on the freeway at 70 to 75 mpg. At 60 to 65 mpg, we get 28 to 30 mpg. Your speed plays a big part in this cars mileage.
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