2013 Cadillac ATS Long-Term Road Test

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• zimtheinvader Member Posts: 580

  April 2013

  page 98 of your Cue Users Manual covers setting the volume level for that or even turning it off. ---- Audio CUE Volume (If
  Equipped): This feature adjusts
  the startup and shutdown
  sounds. To adjust the volume,
  press + or
  −
  to increase or
  decrease. This feature can beturned on or off. Press
  [
  Back
  screen button to go back to the
  previous menu.

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• nsbio1 Member Posts: 75

  April 2013

  Why is this noisy garbage needed at all? It is the same as manufacturing the car with a bin full of household garbage: you have an "option" to remove it, of course, but why install something that stinks in the first place?

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• stovt001_ Member Posts: 799

  April 2013

  It didn't seem that loud to me.

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• shatner Member Posts: 176

  April 2013

  "page 98 of your Cue Users Manual covers setting the volume level for that or even turning it off."
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  HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
  
  What a piece of crap, more than 100 page manual for this unneeded junk!

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• hclmed Member Posts: 1

  January 2015 edited January 2015

  It's not that an infotainment system isn't useful, but how was there no level of review that recognized that this "welcome sound" was loud enough to drown out conversation in the first place, and that it would get really tedious after the first few times. It takes real immaturity to include a car feature that insists that you interrupt your conversation whenever you get into the car to hear your introductory audio blaring for the 416th time. I know they want to reach out to a younger demographic, but I don't think 14 year olds are shopping for these.

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