The only thing I dislike in the caravan is the HVAC, when you turn it on it takes 60-90 seconds for the air to get to the vents you have selected. Stupid design IMO.
it takes a time to figure out what time of the day it is or what's the weather out there today2 things that bug me on the Genesis. When the headlight switch is in auto, the DRL are on. I don’t want them on, they’re a shared bulb with the turn signal and they burn out frequently on these cars. Also in extreme heat, the A/C thinks for a few seconds before it starts to blow. I need air immediately!
Yup. It’s an expensive complicated solution to a problem that never existed.Keyless start. I hate everything about it.
That and the "You're too close to the parked car ahead even though the road curves and you'll miss it by yards" chime. I've left that one on, as it's conceivable it could be useful in traffic, but I cancelled the lane departure sound.The lane departure alert is loud and scares the heck out of my wife. I keep it off.
The heated and cooled seats on my car are nice to have. But most of the year I don't need heated -- if it's cold enough for that, well, I'll be wearing a coat! -- and the cooled feature is so new to me I forget I have it. A couple times last summer I was wearing lightweight khakis, and wondered, "Why is my rump feeling hot? Oh!" I'd turned the heated seat on by mistake.Touch screen controlled heated seats...they default back to off with every shutdown and I have to go in and reactivate every time I jump in and start it again.
Should also mention...the keyless start would be one of my favorite features. I'm an outlier apparently.
That and the "You're too close to the parked car ahead even though the road curves and you'll miss it by yards" chime. I've left that one on, as it's conceivable it could be useful in traffic, but I cancelled the lane departure sound.
It's hard for me to think of major annoyances with the Buick. Minor things, like the driver's side visor having the recess you use to pull it down over on the far right instead of the left, closer to the steering wheel . . . minor. But Buick set things up so right in this car that it's hard to find a major annoyance.
The GPS, maybe. It gets confused easily, and the voice command syntax is not intuitive. "Stop" doesn't work, you have to use "cancel," things like that.