The volume buttons are on the backof the right hand side of the steering wheel. Favorites and channel changing are on the backside the steering wheel on the left. Thanks for watching!

Yep after sitting idling for a long time. Not reflective of its actual mpg.

Thanks for the question. I believe it has to do with the onstar system. Thanks for watching!

I found out after a lot of digging that it's the air quality index

@@inkwell101 thanks for sharing that.

Glad we could help out. Thanks for watching

I have a 2023 Envision. Can I navigate my USB to find music from the steering column or do I have to manually use my finger to press the forward or back arrows to find a certain song as I've been doing for the last 4 months. @@TwoGuysandaRide

Thanks for the question. If it has it, it would be located in the ceiling in the center, by the dome lights and rear view mirror. Thanks for watching and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button!

Thanks for the question. Unfortunately those four icons are static and you can change them, add one, or reorganize their order. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the feedback!

Your very welcome we’re glad you found it useful. The dial is to open and close the two air vents that are to the left and right if the dial. One direction will open and allow air through, and the other direction will close the air vents and not allow air through even the the other air vents in the car have air coming through them. It gives you a little more control. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

If I understand correctly, you are asking what the buttons are at the bottom of the screen and those are shortcuts you click on The phone icon will take you straight to the phone screen, the navigation icon will take you straight to the map. There’s also shortcuts to media and climate. And the first icon on the left is your home button. Thanks for watching

Thanks! It does not have ambient lighting. The lighting feature you saw helps to set up some of the entry/exit lighting stuff. Thanks for the complement and thanks for watching!

Thanks for the question. That is a timing set by the company and cannot be changed. Thanks for watching!

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Your welcome! To mute the phone during an active call scroll through the main menu items in the Drivers information screen using the left or right arrows on the right side of the steering w until you come to phone. Then using the up down arrows you should be able to find an option to mute the phone. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

Thanks for the question. Did you press the neutral button until it lit up in red? I believe it requires a couple of pushes. Once it’s lit up in red, you should be able to then release the brake pedal and it should remain in neutral with the engine running. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the question. No you do not. What you would need to do is connect your phone via Bluetooth and during that process the car will ask you if you want to use Android auto. Click yes and your now wirelessly connected to the infotainment system via Android Auto . One thing to remember- if your connected via Android Auto you will need to press the android auto button for anything to do with your phone including streaming music. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the question. It sounds to me like your OnStar subscription has expired. It’s not necessary for running the navigation, but offers things like if you call onstar you can have them set a destination and send it to your cars Navigation. I’m guessing you can disable that through the onstar app on the infotainment screen. Then you should stop getting that prompt. One other idea is to see when the message pops up if there is an “X” on the screen you can click to get rid of the message. The owners manual of course does not tell you how to disconnect but if you click on the onstar app on the infotainment screen you should be able to figure it out. The other option is to google onstar, call them and see if they can give you steps to “unsubscribe “ from their service. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

Thanks for the question. The easiest way to unmute the audio is to press the phone button on the steering wheel (while you are not on a call). In regards to the radio constantly initializing, I would suggest seeing if there is an update available and try installing the update to see if that solves the issue. Hope that helps, thanks for watching and don’t forget to hit that subscribe button!

@@TwoGuysandaRide Awesome advice ... thanks ! and I subscribed !

Not that I know of. Many new cars are like that. We wish there was a memory default that would leave the setting as you last set it. Thanks for the question

Yikes, not a good start!! Sorry to hear it.

I own a 2022 model and 6 months in a software update failed and the drivers panel has gone black. “Chip failure” is the diagnosis and none are available in the supply chain now going into the third month. Vehicle runs fine but This is a crippling failure and no buick dealership wants to touch this. Now searching KZfaq for other examples of this problem and seeing what I can do to fix this. Did you eventually get this fixed?

Here are the supported audio file types according to Buick: MP3 . AAC . OGG . 3GP. Gracenote does work with USB Media. I would suggest you try converting some of your FLAC files o one of the above formats and see if Gracenote kicks in to display album art. It might take a bit for the Gracenote to display the album art, but it shouldn't be to long. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

@@TwoGuysandaRide I would say what you say is mostly correct, however, you don't need Gracenote, because I have embedded the album artwork into the FLAC file. I have tried it with an MP3 file and it does not show album art either. Any other things you can recommend?

@@djobitwan7 the only other thing I can think of, is to make sure the usb is properly formatted (FAT32, NTFS, or HFS+) and that there is nothing other than your music on it as other items can apparently mess with the music items. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching

We agree but that’s how they all are…good ole government intervention

@@TwoGuysandaRide thanks for replying, I felt bad after commenting, I just needed to blow off some steam. Lol so I guess all cars will work that way if it's the government!

@@TrailersPU no worries, it’s frustrating for sure