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If you can share a few things about your ownership of the Hyundai Palisade, what would it be? The most liked or hated, share them with every one I am sure you won't be the only one. 
What to love or hate about the 2020+ Hyundai Palisade?
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sorry, power folding.
no, I don't have that issue or I've not noticed it. Drove 300 miles saturday on interstate and didn't seem to notice.
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How does it have power folding mirrors please explain. Are you in Canada ? or the Us
She said folding, not power-folding.
What I most appreciate is the road feel of driving this car, it is secure and responsive. Every car that I have ever owned had some quirk that I would have changed, but I do not allow it to over shadow my pleasure of ownership. Overall I am extremely satisfied with the Palisade.
I wish the Palisade had the auto lock feature. Presently I have to wait until all the doors are closed in order to push the button to lock the car. Using the fob is another way to lock but when it is in a purse, for example, it just makes it inconvenient
What really bugs me is when I approach a small hill in cruise control (94 kph), car shifts to 5th gear , lurches up the hill, and then uses the brakes on the downside of the hill. I wish I could 'hold' the car in top gear (8th) and that would save so much in fuel economy.
Yup, that band of aluminum is pretty much always there on the insude of the windscreen.
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I wish the Palisade had the auto lock feature. Presently I have to wait until all the doors are closed in order to push the button to lock the car. Using the fob is another way to lock but when it is in a purse, for example, it just makes it inconvenient
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Winter is upon us in the north. I find it quirky that if I have my drive mode set to "snow" then power off the vehicle, it'll power on in "comfort" mode. Ironically, my car knows it's cold outside and warns me near the speedometer to drive with caution because ice is possible.
In the summer I've left my car in "eco" mode, and from trip to trip, the vehicle remains in eco. It seems odd that it wants to switch out of snow mode, especially when it has so many other weather-aware actions it offers.
In the summer I've left my car in "eco" mode, and from trip to trip, the vehicle remains in eco. It seems odd that it wants to switch out of snow mode, especially when it has so many other weather-aware actions it offers.
Smart, Comfort and Eco will be remembered. Sport and Snow will not. For Sport, it likely has to do with emissions and gas mileage; they want to enforce the more economical modes. For Snow, it’s a special mode that allows more slippage and more power to the rear wheels for longer. You probably don’t want to stay in that mode for long anyway. Same reason why locking the diff turns itself off above a certain speed. It protects the mechanical parts.
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