Thank you so much!! The outback is a fantastic car! If you get a wireless carplay year make sure you update your software. Should be free at the dealership considering the year 👍🏻 Thank you again! And enjoy your new car! 🚗
@@whatdoesthiscarbuttondo I haven't had a chance to see the software level yet. I peruse the outback forum so I knew there was an issue with the carplay mic. I use android and at least on the trip home, wireless AA worked fine. I come from a 21 Legacy so the learning curve isn't as steep for me. I appreciate your video and may watch it again to make sure I didn't miss anything.
Congrats again! And enjoy the new rear camera washer that you didn't have on the legacy! But yes, AA has no known issues. But keep me updated if you find any! And thank you again for being my first comment!
Excellent description. I picked up the owners manual and had to question why I need 600 pages of literature to drive a car. Thankfully this video made it all so much easy to understand.
Thank you and I am so glad you found it helpful! Also, there should be a "starlink multimedia" booklet mixed in with the manuals, that's the book that covers the screen in terms of documentation. (There's also a Starlink connected services book, that one goes over the SOS buttons). But thank you again for the kind words! I'll keep it up!!
Thank you! I used to be in car sales, so this video was inspired to help with the area that's most hard to go over in detail after the purchase! (especially having to bear this in person after dealing with a finance advisor~~ haha) Also, if you bought a new car, your dealership might have a program called Love-Encore that let's you go back and do this in person with a specialist and you even get a $25 gas card for your time.
Great tutorial Nico and thank you! Just got a 2024 Outback Onyx XT turning in a 2011 Outback Limited 3.6R with 122587 miles. All the bells’n whistles are great to have and even better to have the option of turning it off if not needed. I have Apple Car Play and the only thing that bugs me is in messaging it’s great that the voice control will dictate and type what the sender has sent and what you’ll say back, but I’d like the option of seeing what they sent me if they sent a picture for example. But I’m sure that’s a safety issue to prevent drivers from staring at the screen while driving (like a lot of people on the phone do know)! I’ll suggest to Subaru to allow seeing texts and pictures ONLY if all the Driving Assists feature’s are on and the vehicle is STOPPED. Also a feature that will beep or turn off AVH when traffic starts moving so people that are texting or not paying attention at a light when it turns green or when traffic on the freeway starts moving. Keep up the great videos 👍🏻
Thank you so much for the encouraging words! And I fully agree, phone and car manufacturers are chasing to make the cars "safe" but end up pushing people to grab the phone and look at it while it could be addressed in a smarter way. I believe the solution will come with the "AI" features from phones where they will describe a photo. Sadly I doubt that either sides will want to be put in the seat of being responsible for an accident if people look at a screen too much. But carplay is always improving! So I'm sure a solution will be found. My personal annoyance is that there's no "TH-cam app" on carplay, I like to listen to podcasts from TH-cam and end up having to grab the phone to change what I'm listening to. Thank you again! I'll keep posting useful videos and tutorials so we can all share our knowledge.
Thank you! With all these options in there, it's easy to miss useful settings. (Luckily Subaru does a good job on the factory settings for the majority of people)
hello I have outback 2023 and I have a question about headlights. when the triger switch is in automatic mode and I turn on the drive the low beam and running lights come on (I'm talking about daylight hours). Is it normal? should the low beam turn on in this mode? because on my forester, only the running lights turn on
Hey! Thanks for asking! But you are correct, the older generation of vehicles only kept the "C" shape LED on while in auto and driving, but Subaru changed that over the years. So most of the new models will turn on the headlights in a lower power state. I believe this was changed due to various research showing that more light will make you more visible or because some of Subarus customers refuse to embrace the auto and always leave their light on. So yes, while a bit odd, it is intended to work this way! Also, remember that while in auto the car will control your high-beams, so don't be alarmed if you push forward for hi-beam and "nothing" happens 👍🏻
Thanks for the overview. I am a new to Subaru and electronic safety controls in my vehicle. If I am driving with the Lane Departure Prevention function activated to keep the car between the lines on a road, what happens when I approach road construction or accident locations where lane closures occur. If my lane is forced into a temporary lane and I am forced to drive out of my lane markings will the car prevent me from crossing the lines or driving in a temporary traffic lane? Can I override the steering resistance? Also, if I am in the centre of a lane and someone in the lane beside me is driving too close or over the line, can I still steer away?
Thanks for asking! If you are using the "lane departure prevention" or the "all functions" as seen at 6:05 in the video, then you can very easily take control back. Even if the car will try to keep you in the original lane, which now shifted, if the car feels resistance from you in the steering wheel it will immediately give control back to you. Also, in my experience, when the car sees "unusual" driving conditions in front, it cancels and gives control back. But if you are using the cruise control and "lane centering" function, the car will be more aggressive at holding you in lane, so lane centering takes a bit more force to give control back to you, but both will give you the control back as soon as you take over the steering duties. So in scenario 2 where someone merges into you, the "lane prevention" function will let you dodge out of the way seamlessly, the "Lane centering" during cruise control, will still let you move, but will fight you back a bit more until it cancels. Hopefully this helps answer your question! Or ask me anything that's not clear! Thank you.
Thank NiCu for the valuable video. I just bought a 2024 Outback Touring recently and I still learning those settings on the screen. I have a question: Can we customize add/remove those shortcuts at the bottom screen where the "Auto start/stop" icon is? Thank.
Thank you so much! Unfortunately those shortcuts are created by Subaru. But Subaru does listen to advice, so feel free to send your feedback to them using this link: www.subaru.com/subaru-email-us.html In 2020 the Outback had only the "Settings/car", "home" and profile button down there, but as per customer requests, Subaru added the most requested options! What setting were you interested in having down there?
Getting an Outback tomorrow, This is the best explanation of features I have found...by far
Thank you so much!! The outback is a fantastic car! If you get a wireless carplay year make sure you update your software. Should be free at the dealership considering the year 👍🏻 Thank you again! And enjoy your new car! 🚗
@@whatdoesthiscarbuttondo I haven't had a chance to see the software level yet. I peruse the outback forum so I knew there was an issue with the carplay mic. I use android and at least on the trip home, wireless AA worked fine. I come from a 21 Legacy so the learning curve isn't as steep for me.
I appreciate your video and may watch it again to make sure I didn't miss anything.
Congrats again! And enjoy the new rear camera washer that you didn't have on the legacy! But yes, AA has no known issues. But keep me updated if you find any! And thank you again for being my first comment!
Thank you and good luck.
Thank you so much!
Excellent description. I picked up the owners manual and had to question why I need 600 pages of literature to drive a car. Thankfully this video made it all so much easy to understand.
Thank you and I am so glad you found it helpful! Also, there should be a "starlink multimedia" booklet mixed in with the manuals, that's the book that covers the screen in terms of documentation. (There's also a Starlink connected services book, that one goes over the SOS buttons). But thank you again for the kind words! I'll keep it up!!
Excellent video every dealer should refer this video to new car buyers .
Thank you! I used to be in car sales, so this video was inspired to help with the area that's most hard to go over in detail after the purchase! (especially having to bear this in person after dealing with a finance advisor~~ haha) Also, if you bought a new car, your dealership might have a program called Love-Encore that let's you go back and do this in person with a specialist and you even get a $25 gas card for your time.
Excellent video…thanks…just bought a cross- trek yesterday…this helps so much…thanks.
@@corteltube Congratulations on the new Crosstrek!! I am so happy this was helpful!
Great tutorial Nico and thank you! Just got a 2024 Outback Onyx XT turning in a 2011 Outback Limited 3.6R with 122587 miles.
All the bells’n whistles are great to have and even better to have the option of turning it off if not needed. I have Apple Car Play and the only thing that bugs me is in messaging it’s great that the voice control will dictate and type what the sender has sent and what you’ll say back, but I’d like the option of seeing what they sent me if they sent a picture for example. But I’m sure that’s a safety issue to prevent drivers from staring at the screen while driving (like a lot of people on the phone do know)! I’ll suggest to Subaru to allow seeing texts and pictures ONLY if all the Driving Assists feature’s are on and the vehicle is STOPPED. Also a feature that will beep or turn off AVH when traffic starts moving so people that are texting or not paying attention at a light when it turns green or when traffic on the freeway starts moving.
Keep up the great videos 👍🏻
Thank you so much for the encouraging words! And I fully agree, phone and car manufacturers are chasing to make the cars "safe" but end up pushing people to grab the phone and look at it while it could be addressed in a smarter way. I believe the solution will come with the "AI" features from phones where they will describe a photo. Sadly I doubt that either sides will want to be put in the seat of being responsible for an accident if people look at a screen too much. But carplay is always improving! So I'm sure a solution will be found. My personal annoyance is that there's no "TH-cam app" on carplay, I like to listen to podcasts from TH-cam and end up having to grab the phone to change what I'm listening to. Thank you again! I'll keep posting useful videos and tutorials so we can all share our knowledge.
Thank you so much for the very thorough video. Very helpful
Thank you! With all these options in there, it's easy to miss useful settings. (Luckily Subaru does a good job on the factory settings for the majority of people)
hello I have outback 2023 and I have a question about headlights. when the triger switch is in automatic mode and I turn on the drive the low beam and running lights come on (I'm talking about daylight hours). Is it normal? should the low beam turn on in this mode? because on my forester, only the running lights turn on
Hey! Thanks for asking! But you are correct, the older generation of vehicles only kept the "C" shape LED on while in auto and driving, but Subaru changed that over the years. So most of the new models will turn on the headlights in a lower power state.
I believe this was changed due to various research showing that more light will make you more visible or because some of Subarus customers refuse to embrace the auto and always leave their light on.
So yes, while a bit odd, it is intended to work this way!
Also, remember that while in auto the car will control your high-beams, so don't be alarmed if you push forward for hi-beam and "nothing" happens 👍🏻
@@whatdoesthiscarbuttondo thanks so much. Now I’m calm
Thanks for the overview. I am a new to Subaru and electronic safety controls in my vehicle. If I am driving with the Lane Departure Prevention function activated to keep the car between the lines on a road, what happens when I approach road construction or accident locations where lane closures occur. If my lane is forced into a temporary lane and I am forced to drive out of my lane markings will the car prevent me from crossing the lines or driving in a temporary traffic lane? Can I override the steering resistance? Also, if I am in the centre of a lane and someone in the lane beside me is driving too close or over the line, can I still steer away?
Thanks for asking! If you are using the "lane departure prevention" or the "all functions" as seen at 6:05 in the video, then you can very easily take control back. Even if the car will try to keep you in the original lane, which now shifted, if the car feels resistance from you in the steering wheel it will immediately give control back to you. Also, in my experience, when the car sees "unusual" driving conditions in front, it cancels and gives control back. But if you are using the cruise control and "lane centering" function, the car will be more aggressive at holding you in lane, so lane centering takes a bit more force to give control back to you, but both will give you the control back as soon as you take over the steering duties. So in scenario 2 where someone merges into you, the "lane prevention" function will let you dodge out of the way seamlessly, the "Lane centering" during cruise control, will still let you move, but will fight you back a bit more until it cancels. Hopefully this helps answer your question! Or ask me anything that's not clear! Thank you.
Great video. Thank you. I would like more to do with the G P S Navigation.
Thank you! And noted!
What a great video well done
Thank you!! I hope you found this video helpful!
Great video, thanks.👍🇫🇮
Thank you so much!! 🙏
Thank NiCu for the valuable video. I just bought a 2024 Outback Touring recently and I still learning those settings on the screen.
I have a question: Can we customize add/remove those shortcuts at the bottom screen where the "Auto start/stop" icon is? Thank.
Thank you so much! Unfortunately those shortcuts are created by Subaru. But Subaru does listen to advice, so feel free to send your feedback to them using this link: www.subaru.com/subaru-email-us.html
In 2020 the Outback had only the "Settings/car", "home" and profile button down there, but as per customer requests, Subaru added the most requested options!
What setting were you interested in having down there?