Cruise control - do people really use it? - Page 7

Sonic ZS · 10th June 2019, 05:49

The only reason I dragged X702UOK away from the scrapyard was because it had the all important cruise button....!!

But seriously, I use it all the time. All my cars (except one) have it and I wouldn't be without it. If I'm away really early in the morning, with the A38 & M5 virtually empty, in the Discovery & trailer, the best I've managed is just past Bristol (about 120 miles) without touching the brake or accelerator

Getting up Haldon Hill is fun, you just need a bit of a run at it & the racing line through the corners....

Makes life so much easier when you're covering long distances at steady speeds. You just have to stay alert and 'read the road' a little further ahead.

10th June 2019, 05:49	#61
Sonic ZS Posted a thing or two 75 Conn CDT Tourer, 75 Conn SE V6, 75 Conn V6, 75 Conn CDTi Tourer, ZS 180 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Devon Posts: 1,989 Thanks: 1,287 Thanked 963 Times in 534 Posts	The only reason I dragged X702UOK away from the scrapyard was because it had the all important cruise button....!! But seriously, I use it all the time. All my cars (except one) have it and I wouldn't be without it. If I'm away really early in the morning, with the A38 & M5 virtually empty, in the Discovery & trailer, the best I've managed is just past Bristol (about 120 miles) without touching the brake or accelerator Getting up Haldon Hill is fun, you just need a bit of a run at it & the racing line through the corners.... Makes life so much easier when you're covering long distances at steady speeds. You just have to stay alert and 'read the road' a little further ahead. __________________