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mertd
on Sept 11, 2018
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How America lost its love for the stick shift
The key word in the parent post is "adaptive". With adaptive CC, you don't do anything in stop and go traffic other than minor steering. The car just keeps about a car length distance with the car in front. It is very nice convenience feature.
emodendroket
on Sept 11, 2018
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I'm familiar with the concept, but I can't imagine I'd use it any more than I use regular cruise control on an empty highway.
ketralnis
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You may not be able to imagine it, but the GP is saying that they actually do
emodendroket
on Sept 12, 2018
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Yes, he's sharing his experience. I am sharing mine. I'm not seeing the issue here.
Retra
on Sept 12, 2018
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Your inability to imagine something is hardly an experience worth sharing.
emodendroket
on Sept 12, 2018
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"I rarely use cruise control" was in the first place a parenthetical concession until someone felt like "correcting" me.
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