My 1999 Genesis was the same way. It is actually designed to go into a "sleep mode", and the screen would continue to appear "on" until you hit either the starter button or the display button when the red gauge light will flash and the speedo dial will reset. When I had mine in for service the last time, the mechanic suggested installing an on/off switch for the battery just to be safe. Now i turn it off when finished for the day.
2002 virage "display always on is this common?"
I have a 2002 Polaris Virage that always has the digital display on as long as the battery is hooked up is this common or is there a switch or way to turn it off to save battery consumption?
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