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Like or Dislike Adaptive Cruise Control?

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I would never purchase a vehicle that does NOT have ACC.
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I don't use it for short freeway trips, but on longer ones, I love it.
 

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It is terrible and I leave it off on all my vehicles. Two days ago my opinion was reaffirmed when I had to drive a vehicle about 500 miles that had it on and it almost caused a wreck within the first 40 miles when someone casually merged into my lane and as I am moving over to the left lane it SLAMS on the brakes unnecessarily right as I am starting to get over. I made sure the sensitivity was all the way down rry to keep going with it on and ended up pulling over to turn it off. It is probably a great feature for bad/lazy/distracted/intoxicated drivers, anyone that has better things to do than to be an active and attentive driver.
Well said. :thumbsup: I feel this way about most all the so-called "safety" features that are being forced on us. It would be easier to actually learn to drive than master the electronic doodads....
 

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Just wondering what other people thought about, (ACC) Adaptive Cruise Control

I don't like Adaptive Cruise Control. Twice driving down to TN cruising at 70mph some idiot would pull in front of me at a close distance and ACC would jam on the brakes, I tighten the distance and it still happened.

Or if you're coming up on a slow moving car it will throw the anchor out right about the time you're sliding over into the left lane to pass.

A vehicle should only do what I tell it to do, when I tell it to do it.
I had it i an old LAndcruiser, switched it off right away, I think WE need to drive !!!
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