[kkthind]

I found this to be interesting that the car tells me that it's cold outside. Found out that it's pretty much on all Nissan and infiniti 's. This sign come up once the temperature dips to 3°C

 

[maddsiick]

Yeah its a pretty nice feature.

 

[slemay]

I'm not sure how someone can't already realize it's cold outside and needs the car to tell you that instead. I've seen this too and thinks it's a silly feature.

 

[SnowItch]

it's a silly feature.

I don't agree. I found it valuable when I was travelling up North a few weeks ago. Left my house when it was still sunny out and not too cold. As I was heading North, the sun went down and a front moved in. The temperature dropped 20 degrees in an hour and roads that were fine started to ice up.

I was warm and snug in my car - I had no way to know that it was getting that cold (and I wasn't paying that close attention to the weather outside). I got this warning, and I was thankful it came up because rain from earlier in the day was starting to freeze on bridges and overpasses.

 

[KingOfHuns]

For those who find it more annoying than helpful (like me), it is easy enough to disable. Go to Menu -> Settings -> Meter -> Alarms -> Outside Temperature.

 

[SimpsonTide985]

It was around 30 degrees Friday night and I got that warning for the first time. Like it has been mentioned before, its usefulness depends on the situation that you're in.

If you find it annoying, it's easy enough to just press the little button on the steering wheel to make it go away. I'd rather leave it active and not forget than to turn it off completely and forget about it

 

[kkthind]

Finding it annoying now since it's around - 3°C where I am every day

 

[SimpsonTide985]

I think it's time to move then..

 

[selzini]

It's not annoying to me - I thought it was funny the first time I got the message in my G. I guess if you're on a road trip at just the right time it could be useful(as SnowItch stated). When it comes up, just hit the button on the steering wheel, and it goes away - no big deal.