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Do your vents get hot?

mario.b1985

mario.b1985

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When I have the best on for a bit, and I go to adjust one of the vents, they are pretty hot to the touch. Never noticed this in my previous cars. Is it the material that’s used? Anyone else notice that?
 
Are you saying it is so hot it feels like it is burning your skin? No. Then again different people have different tolerances for touching hot surfaces.
 
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