I measured about 25-26 mpg according to the computer with cruise set at 80-82 over about 50 miles. Rumor is the computer is about 1mpg off.
You can definitely drive 80+ in socal without getting a ticket.
You're arguing about something you've never used.
ACC isn't the end of the world. When used responsibly I think we will find it's going to reduce collisions, but that's just a guess.
You clearly just like to argue, so I'm done.
Yeah it is silly because using ACC in certain situations doesn't mean one isn't prepared to take over should it fail and it also doesn't mean I'm not driving totally manually about 90% of the time.
Yeah without practice skills atrophy. What you posted had nothing to do with using flight aides though, it only had to do with lack of practice.
You have to realize what you posted has nothing to do with what I said right?
You're a know it all Norm. You hate ACC. I got it. Using ACC doesn't...
Yeah you’re right. Here’s the difference though. If I forget a phone number I don’t plow into a car going 80 and die.
Pretty big difference.
I taught two of my sons to drive. When I turned the wheel over to them I didn’t just stop paying attention. Why? Because if I did we both may die...
Man, you must be super stealthy to be creeping in my (tiny) backseat to watch me drive without me even knowing.
I know, I know, it's full of dog hair that I need to vacuum back there.
No.
That's not what it means.
It simply means I don't have to turn off and resume the CC repeatedly. It doesn't mean I'm not paying attention. Maybe that's what you would do, but don't put that on me.
That's fine, but for some of us there's a convenience level to it that's hard to pass up. ACC makes freeway driving SO much nicer. I'm cruising at 80 and some jackass gets in front of me going 72? No worries, I don't have to reset my CC, it just slows down and maintains distance. It's...
I still don't see how this could be a problem. If you forget (can you forget that fast?) it's going to go back to your set speed, or whatever speed the car in front of you is going.
This is brutal for me, my 2017 F150 has the volume on the right side so I'm always pushing the wrong buttons...
Oh and I recognize you I think...from...like...87 other websites. Maybe...
It's not an "if" it is definitely independent.
OP- there's no way to make it start in track.
If you put H-pipes on it you won't want it to start in track though :lol: