I wish I could say we were in the back seat steaming up the windows, but no. I had my car out for about an hour of spirited driving out in the country. Later that night, the inside windows really fogged up...no funny smells...just like the inside windows all around got fogged up and steamy.

NO, the RECIRC button was NOT on...and when I put on the air, it went away and returned quickly when turned off. Since then it happens if there is moisture in the air (not necessarily raining) on a regular basis. It does not seem like it should steam up so much under relatively normal conditions.

Any ideas?

 

it depends on temp inside vs outside too. humidity does that sometimes. wipe down all windows inside and out with windex may help a little.

 

Often the fogging means wet floormats or some spilled liquid in the passenger compartment.

 

steaming windows are a given in south florida, especially in the morning and evening hours, and if it is raining outside, lookout.......