In 2016 they took the rear entertainment screen out of the headliner and put one behind each front seat. That obviously means that each rear passenger has their own entertainment choices now, right? I mean, if not, why split the one out-of-the-way screen into two huge in-your-face-screens? I've played around with the system a few times now and I can't figure out how to do anything except control the radio for the entire car.
The screens themselves are bigger than even the most low-tech tablets these days. They are attached to HUGE plastic mounts. Why in all that's holy does each one not have its own dvd player (or at least its own input) and radio tuner? Why can't the front passengers and each rear passenger be watching/listening to three totally different things?
Am I missing something? I've never had any sort of entertainment system in a car except an AM/FM/CD player. If I'm just not getting it I apologize. It's actually starting to sour me on the whole truck. The screens are antithetical to a rugged offroad vehicle. The fact that they are completely stupid makes them almost unbearable.
The screens themselves are bigger than even the most low-tech tablets these days. They are attached to HUGE plastic mounts. Why in all that's holy does each one not have its own dvd player (or at least its own input) and radio tuner? Why can't the front passengers and each rear passenger be watching/listening to three totally different things?
Am I missing something? I've never had any sort of entertainment system in a car except an AM/FM/CD player. If I'm just not getting it I apologize. It's actually starting to sour me on the whole truck. The screens are antithetical to a rugged offroad vehicle. The fact that they are completely stupid makes them almost unbearable.