Take note, you can lock it in and in any mode, some people use comfort when off road. Sport essentially would be a rally mode. Snow mode is meant to reduce over-slipping, where as when it's locked, it lets them spin enough to always have grip
Thanks Dave - enjoyed the video. As Vlad commented on, I have no intention of using the Palisade off road, LOL. However, its nice to know it's capable in limited situations.
...I was hoping you'd engage the differential lock the first time up that hill...dang! Nice video and looking forward to testing out my wifes new Palisade Limited we just purchased this winter in the snow! Keep the videos coming!
I have a 2020 Palisade . Not the AWD but most of the bells and whistles. Every day I can't wait to drive it. And with a towing capacity of 5000 lbs we are getting a travel trailer soon.
Yes but most people are buying vehicles for purposes what they weren't intended for say a SUV to carry lots of people.. that's what vans, mini van and buses are for
I liked your demonstration and explanation of the modes. I would have liked to hear how it's off-road performance compares to others you tested. Thank you! Gary
On one of the reviews that I watched the individual claimed that the ride was bumpy...and that you could feel every imperfection of the road. I watch this video and I don't see that at all. Thank you for the various camera angles. You can see the tires bouncing around however you don't appear to be moving around very much.
Great review! Would you consider to do a trailer towing review with Palisade? There is no videos of what Palisade can do and it has 5,000lb towing capacity. I would consider this vehicle to replace my awd Sienna minivan and diesel SUV so I could have only one and still be able to do multiple things with it. Again, Thank you for your off road review!
Not considering aesthetics/appearance at all... Palisade or Telluride? Are both equally capable? Each AWD system performs equally? Or do you feel that one system is slightly better? What are you thoughts in terms of build quality? I believe the Palisade is manufactured in South Korea and the Telluride in Georgia.
Most of this road if not all of it can be done in a 2WD. Can you try it in loose sand or rocks and in slippery muddy roads and let’s see how it really performs
I just subscribed to your channel I’ve been watching for a bit now. Your videos are good as always but how about doing a 2020 Ford Explorer Limited in the same situation?
Can you please say honestly how Hyundai Palisade v6 gdi engine is? Is this very good quality v6 engine? Will this engine run 500k to 600k km? I want to know because I have a confusion to choose from Hyundai Palisade V6, Volkswagen Atlas sel V6, and Honda Pilot Elite V6, please give me the right information because I want to choose a V6 car which will run perfectly 500k to 600k km without any big issues...
I just wish there was better camera angles outside the vehicle so we can see what’s going on better. It’s hard to see the angle of the terrain with these camera angles.
I don't think i would trust this to go offroading anymore then this. You have to floor it just to get up hills and not transferring the power like it should. Ill stick with a real suv my explorer with a v8.
On the Palisade/Telluride Hyundai did NOT use Dynamax AWD that its been used on many of its vehicles for many years or its own in house developed Genesis HTRC AWD system using high tech differentials like Torsen, Haldex, GKN's Twinster, BorgWarner's GenV AWD. Instead Hyundai got greedy and slapped on a CHEAP FAKE BRAKE AWD system on the Palisade/Telluride which uses Open Differentials that send the torque the wheel of least resistance (traction) and uses the brake on that spinning wheel to send the torque the other side. Honda's SHAWD is BY FAR a better AWD system so is Mazda's CX9 Intelligent AWD and Subaru, VW, Audi and most of the other AWD system which competes with Palisade/Telluride. THIS is a MAJOR DEAL BREAKER, I will not buy a vehicle that uses CHEAP FAKE BRAKE AWD system.
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Nice Job!! More Off-Road!!!!
Thanks for that. I was curious on the off road quality, and is about to buy a 4Runner...now I have no doubt.
Man, it's been a year since you produced these "Off-Road Challenge" videos. Always enjoyable!
lol its because he got into .. to many bad situations with getting stuck hahah
It was more like the automakers frowned upon this. I believe a Toyota 4Runner had some minor damage here. And the lost GoPro camera.
It's been a while. Glad to see the off road video is back. Love to see test on the Rav4, Outback and CX-5. Keep them coming.
I have a 2011 Santa Fe and looks like I will be getting a Palisade now.
Take note, you can lock it in and in any mode, some people use comfort when off road. Sport essentially would be a rally mode. Snow mode is meant to reduce over-slipping, where as when it's locked, it lets them spin enough to always have grip
Hell yeah Dave! You made my day with off road video!
Great video! We picked up a 2020 Palisade and can't enjoy it enough! But cool to see how it performed offroad!
Thanks Dave - enjoyed the video. As Vlad commented on, I have no intention of using the Palisade off road, LOL. However, its nice to know it's capable in limited situations.
...I was hoping you'd engage the differential lock the first time up that hill...dang! Nice video and looking forward to testing out my wifes new Palisade Limited we just purchased this winter in the snow! Keep the videos coming!
I have a 2020 Palisade . Not the AWD but most of the bells and whistles. Every day I can't wait to drive it. And with a towing capacity of 5000 lbs we are getting a travel trailer soon.
It's a Palisade, a family SUV. I have no intentions in taking it off-road. We're buying one soon.
LOL
Yes but most people are buying vehicles for purposes what they weren't intended for say a SUV to carry lots of people.. that's what vans, mini van and buses are for
SUV = Sport Utility Vehicle. If you want to stay on pavement, you're buying the wrong thing. Get a minivan.
@@ZenEndurance That's when SUVs came out. Today they have a much different meaning and role.
@@vlads2874 S.ave U.r V.laddollars for a minivan?
I Never Considered Placing Car In Snow Mode When On Dirt. That's Awesome. Great Tip. Thanks
David
I liked your demonstration and explanation of the modes. I would have liked to hear how it's off-road performance compares to others you tested.
Thank you!
Gary
On one of the reviews that I watched the individual claimed that the ride was bumpy...and that you could feel every imperfection of the road. I watch this video and I don't see that at all. Thank you for the various camera angles. You can see the tires bouncing around however you don't appear to be moving around very much.
I like that you were animated lol. When you got out of the SUV though....It was at that moment, I realized, that I need a calf challenge (face palm)
Nice review! Now for the fun of it you should do an off-road review of the F-150 you just got and showcase how the FX4 package works.
Looks awesome.
Honestly, 99.99% of people with SUV's don't even offroad them lol. Hell I know 8 wrangler owners that have never offroaded them.
Haha I know a ton of them, I wish we had things like this around me. I’d pay Togo have fun in the sand haha 😆
finally off road video
Great review!
Best looking SUV
It seems like in certain situations it might me helpful to turn the traction control of while the differential lock is engaged.
Your off-road reviews are still a lot of fun Dave! It's interesting that Sport mode seemed to work a lot better than Snow mode off-road.
Great review! Would you consider to do a trailer towing review with Palisade? There is no videos of what Palisade can do and it has 5,000lb towing capacity. I would consider this vehicle to replace my awd Sienna minivan and diesel SUV so I could have only one and still be able to do multiple things with it. Again, Thank you for your off road review!
I know it's too late but can you activate front camera view while off roading and use it as trail cam?
Love that car...
Very nice, liked the woooh ha, keep up the good work.
Excellent presentations always
Not considering aesthetics/appearance at all... Palisade or Telluride? Are both equally capable? Each AWD system performs equally? Or do you feel that one system is slightly better? What are you thoughts in terms of build quality? I believe the Palisade is manufactured in South Korea and the Telluride in Georgia.
Why am I very afraid for you to do this? 😄 It just strikes me as a cushy family hauler.
it is very light vehicle considering its class. but im worrying about its chassis stiffness
These cars do amazing off-road just the tires
Most of this road if not all of it can be done in a 2WD. Can you try it in loose sand or rocks and in slippery muddy roads and let’s see how it really performs
I bought the limited absolutely love it. Nothing I have found I don’t like. Maybe gas mileage.
I'd like to see the 5th gen or even the 2020 ford explorer on this trail.
I just subscribed to your channel I’ve been watching for a bit now. Your videos are good as always but how about doing a 2020 Ford Explorer Limited in the same situation?
Yep. I want one now.
Do you have a link on the Spokane ORV park? Looking to try it out next time I'm in the area
Can you please say honestly how Hyundai Palisade v6 gdi engine is? Is this very good quality v6 engine? Will this engine run 500k to 600k km? I want to know because I have a confusion to choose from Hyundai Palisade V6, Volkswagen Atlas sel V6, and Honda Pilot Elite V6, please give me the right information because I want to choose a V6 car which will run perfectly 500k to 600k km without any big issues...
Why not test drive all three, back-to-back?
Now your wife will want one for sure..
Does it use require regular or premium gasoline?
Regular.
@@JT-fq2bl thanks
Now I want one...thanks
Why you don’t trie it palisade 2020 in the snow
Amazing 😎
Is anyone else sad that he didn't take the land cruiser here?
I just wish there was better camera angles outside the vehicle so we can see what’s going on better. It’s hard to see the angle of the terrain with these camera angles.
Still waiting for the Off-Road portion of this video
john John ha, good one....
I’ll take one !
I want to see the Subaru Ascent in the same track
Me too
Can you do it?
Still waiting on the whether the wife will like this one 😂
The telluride failed... Now The palisade 🥁 😂
Haha Thx for the recent hearts, dave
Dude your calves are massive
Pilot could do this easily
Tow a Toyota 4Runner around the ORV Park.
put some ko2s on it
Turbo CX 5 all the way
I don't think i would trust this to go offroading anymore then this. You have to floor it just to get up hills and not transferring the power like it should. Ill stick with a real suv my explorer with a v8.
Hope ur talking about the body on frame Ford explorer and not the mall crawler one
@@andrewwhite103 yes. The mall crawlers didn't come in a v8. Mine is a 2006.
On the Palisade/Telluride Hyundai did NOT use Dynamax AWD that its been used on many of its vehicles for many years or its own in house developed Genesis HTRC AWD system using high tech differentials like Torsen, Haldex, GKN's Twinster, BorgWarner's GenV AWD. Instead Hyundai got greedy and slapped on a CHEAP FAKE BRAKE AWD system on the Palisade/Telluride which uses Open Differentials that send the torque the wheel of least resistance (traction) and uses the brake on that spinning wheel to send the torque the other side. Honda's SHAWD is BY FAR a better AWD system so is Mazda's CX9 Intelligent AWD and Subaru, VW, Audi and most of the other AWD system which competes with Palisade/Telluride. THIS is a MAJOR DEAL BREAKER, I will not buy a vehicle that uses CHEAP FAKE BRAKE AWD system.