Mastering Your Toyota Venza: The Ultimate User Guide for Screens, Buttons, and Settings

[@alanwoodhouse8105]

Thank you thank you thank you! I've owned my '23 Venza Limited for 1.5 years and have struggled with these displays. Especially the dash. I'm changing a few of the settings today!

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

That’s great. Glad we could help!

[@Kayslem7]

Whoever you guys are, yall are awesome. Thank you very much for this helpful video.

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching!

[@davidwatson8609]

Thanks so much for doing this , just bought a 2024 Venza , had a 2021 and so much had changed . You make it clear and simple . I am saving this to my favorites'. Because I am sure need to refer to many times .

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Thanks we’re glad we found it helpful and thanks for watching!

[@isabellebillen7409]

Thank you! Best explanation I've seen

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Glad it was helpful! And thanks for watching!

[@n8thanisagpa584]

please do a 2024 venza limited used guide; I seem to not able to show the navigation showing where the going is headed i.e north or south or east or west Thanks in advance...I'm a subscriber

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Thanks for the question and for being a subscriber! The 2023 and 2024 Venza’s are identical so you can use this video to help you with your 2024 Venza. Thanks again for bringing a subscriber!

[@garybaldwin1061]

Thanks. You didn't mention Toyota safety connect. Is the safety connect subscription required to use the in dash navigation? I know apple car play will still work. Thanks again. You did one for my Acura a few years ago.

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Glad to see your back for another one of our how to videos! You do not need any subscription to use the navigation. There are a few extra features that you can get with Toyota Connect, like a live assistant on call 24/7 , live updates etc (but you can update other ways it’s just not instantaneous). Safety Connect deals more with things such as calling emergency services for you if it senses an accident. That does require a subscription when the trial period is over. Hope that helps. Awesome vehicle, really enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

[@randallgilliam3818]

Great details! Thanks

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@LarryHawkMusic]

Thanks for the informative video. Do all 2023 Venza models, LE, XLE, and Limited all have built in navigation?

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

You’re welcome! The LE trim level does not, but all the other trim levels do. Thanks for watching!

[@LarryHawkMusic]

@@TwoGuysandaRide Thanks

[@ibrahimabah3693]

I’m seeing some venza limited 2023 with the full digital speedometer and some with a screen just in the middle with an analogue are they all limited models or the one with the screen and analogue is a xle?

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Thanks for the question. The limited is the only trim level that has the full 12.3” digital dash. All the other trim levels come with analogue gauges and a 7” digital screen between the gauges. Thanks for watching!

[@ibrahimabah3693]

@ ok thanks for the response I really needed to hear that

[@alsheremeta]

Thanks for posting this very informative video! Lots of info that can be displayed, except engine RPM, am I correct? I think that it is pathetic that engine RPM can't be displayed.

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

You’re welcome! You are correct, RPM is not an option. Thanks for watching!

[@timvibes]

Is the older multimedia system still pretty good compared to this? I know the new one is better, but is it so much better that it's not worth looking at a used 2021 Venza Limited?

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

The newer system is better , but the older system in the 2021’s is still good. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy a 2021 Thanks for watching!

[@ajshah2748]

Good job on capturing HUD display in video - very appreciate your hard work. However, this video can be shortened - it seems bit long with some lengthy talk. Tiktok generation may ignore this video if it is this long.

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Ok

[@donnapittman2650]

Where is the actual vehicle mileage?

[@TwoGuysandaRide]

Underneath the engine temp gauge on the left.