[Jeepowner]

So I have a hybrid that just arrived at the dealer and I am not thrilled with how they are no applying the 7500 credit to the cap cost of the lease.
Considering the gas model now.
My question is in the gas version the rear seats don't slide forward. Because of this don't young kids have trouble reaching the touch screens?
Thanks for any thoughts.

 

[Bluesfox]

So I have a hybrid that just arrived at the dealer and I am not thrilled with how they are no applying the 7500 credit to the cap cost of the lease.
Considering the gas model now.
My question is in the gas version the rear seats don't slide forward. Because of this don't young kids have trouble reaching the touch screens?
Thanks for any thoughts.

There are remote controls for each screen. You can also control the content, say USB movie, from the front dash screen console to each rear seat screen as well. Our kids don't touch the screens. (Yet.. lol)

 

[Red MC]

If your kids are small enough to be in a convertible car seat with a harness, they won't be able to reach the screens. Even if you could slide the rear seats forward far enough, or slide the front seats back far enough, I think you will pinch their feet up against the seat back before they can reach the screen. That's due to the height and recline of a typical car seat and because the harness prevents them from leaning forward. When your kids are big enough to use a high-back booster seat without a harness, then they should be able to reach the screens.

 

[Norbert]

Yea, just control it from the front.

 

[jtangm04]

Anyway to have a USB movie play on both screens at the same time? Right now I pick a movie and it goes to particular screen but haven't figured out a way to just play it on both screens at the same time. Am I missing something obvious?

 

[Bluesfox]

Anyway to have a USB movie play on both screens at the same time? Right now I pick a movie and it goes to particular screen but haven't figured out a way to just play it on both screens at the same time. Am I missing something obvious?

Yes, A USB movie can play a on all 3 screens at the same time. You just pick the source as "screen1" or that sort of idea. works great.