StudentProf

Hey all

I am about to pull the trigger on a used 2002 Allroad. I am switching from a 2005 Volvo V70R and despite what they say it has a substantial turning radius and you have to drive the literal crap out of it to get the rear wheels to get power. Not a good car. Had looked at XC70 but the turning radius and front wheel drive bias is still there.

Anyhow we do drive down to the states a bit being from central Canada, and I was wondering if there was a way to get the drivers info system to display the current speed in mph. The speedo doesn't have the usual mph in smaller numbers and my Volvo allows you to display current speed in mph on their message centre.

Is there a way that Canadian allroads can display current speed in mph?

Thanks

Kneale Brownson

One KM=six point two tenths of a mile, so 100 KM=62 MPH, 110 KM=68, 120=76 etc.

I use those guestimates when I drive my diesel VW Jetta from Canada.