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Follow Mode
When ACC detects a vehicle in the lane ahead, it
will be shown on the Driver Display. ACC will
maintain a constant gap to the vehicle ahead,
which will be represented by the lines on the
display.
The default gap setting is 3, but it can be
adjusted by pressing the button on the end of
the control stalk, which will cycle through each
gap setting.
When a detected vehicle in the lane ahead slows
down, the ACC system will maintain the set gap
and reduce speed. When the vehicle ahead
increases speed or the lane ahead becomes clear,
the ACC will accelerate, up to the previously set
cruising speed.
The gap can be disabled by pressing the button
on the end of the control stalk for two seconds.
This effectively deactivates ACC and the system
will operate like standard cruise control, see
Cruise Control, page 2.44.
NOTE: When the ACC is operating like
standard cruise control, the maximum
set speed remains limited to 100 mph
(160 km/h).
NOTE: ACC will be reactivated and the
gap setting will be set to 3 when the
ignition is next switched off and on
again.
WARNING: If the ACC is disabled, the
vehicle speed will not be reduced if a
slower vehicle appears in the lane
ahead.
Stop and Go
If the vehicle ahead brakes to a complete stop,
then pulls away again within a few seconds, the
ACC will away automatically pull away and
accelerate the vehicle at a speed to maintain the
set gap.
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Driving Controls
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
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