Due to a (minor) disability I am reliant on adaptive cruise control. In my current car (Audi) I just turn this on and it picks up the speed limit and drives at this or the speed of the car in front.
I just test drove a Tavascan and was told it cant do this. The ACC just works by setting the desired speed then it aims for this / slows down for the car in front. eg. If I move from a 40mph to 30mph zone the car picks up the change in speed limit and tells you but doesnt slow down.
Is this correct?!
The info online is equally confusing and conflicting!
If so then it sounds bizarre and a really easy change to transfer the new speed limit to the ACC's target speed so I dont get why you wouldnt want to have the option to do this.
It's also a game breaker for me which is a shame as I quite liked the car.
I just test drove a Tavascan and was told it cant do this. The ACC just works by setting the desired speed then it aims for this / slows down for the car in front. eg. If I move from a 40mph to 30mph zone the car picks up the change in speed limit and tells you but doesnt slow down.
Is this correct?!
The info online is equally confusing and conflicting!
If so then it sounds bizarre and a really easy change to transfer the new speed limit to the ACC's target speed so I dont get why you wouldnt want to have the option to do this.
It's also a game breaker for me which is a shame as I quite liked the car.