Thanks for the feedback. It just seems odd that it's not visible. My previous Jeep with key igniton had a ring of light and my Audi with push button is also lit.
It's minor but seeing that they even backlit the front side pockets, door release handles, etc., I just expected it.
I agree that it is odd that start button has no light given all the other things that do.
I would also like to see some illumination on the windshield wiper control. The rain sense feature helps but its strange what was chosen and what wasn't.
And they should have, and something you'd expect in any level of vehicle. Strange omission here! With the button being removable, at least they didn't do the common bright red start button thing.
The inner ring on the dash could of been illuminated..not the button itself. But anyway, not that big of a deal to me...It could be worse..like the previous generation 4runner didnt have illuminated window or power buttons except for the driver.
guys I only had the car for a short amount of time and I can push the button on and off without even looking day or night, I don't think you need to have a light on it :lol:
So, I'm looking through the GC's brochure this morning and low and behold there is a photo of an Overland's interior showing that the start/stop button is backlit.
If you do have the brochure, it's the page featuring a photo of a White Gold Overland in the woods and above that, a photo of the interior. In that photo you can clearly see a backlit start/stop button.
I found the photo on line. I wish I could enlarge it more but it still can be seen that the start/stop button is backlit. It's more obvious in the brochure.
The question now is, why are so many not functioning? Could this have been on pre-production vehicles and not gone to production?
I'll have to drop by the dealer and ask with a brochure in hand to show them.