Good Cruise Control
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Good Cruise Control
I've rented 100's of cars and the cruise system on the XF is one of the better ones.
1. Unlike a lot of cars, you don't have a power button to push first.
2. The 4-way lever is positioned perfectly (imo) and is easier to work than most steering wheel controls (again imo) though at first, I would set it when making left-hand turns.
Perhaps it makes up for a lousy wiper delay system.
It's used constantly to save gas and avoid tickets.
1. Unlike a lot of cars, you don't have a power button to push first.
2. The 4-way lever is positioned perfectly (imo) and is easier to work than most steering wheel controls (again imo) though at first, I would set it when making left-hand turns.
Perhaps it makes up for a lousy wiper delay system.
It's used constantly to save gas and avoid tickets.
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Re: Good Cruise Control
Originally Posted by Franc Rauscher
I love it as well. lways appreeciated this MB system from way back in '86 on my diesel Benz.
My only issue is it's proximity to the turn signal wand.
Us old guys get confused easily.
roadster with a stick
My only issue is it's proximity to the turn signal wand.
Us old guys get confused easily.
roadster with a stick
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