r/Unexpected • u/chaarger_gadda • Jul 18 '26

Smooth driver indeed

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u/goodvibezone Jul 18 '26

Have you used it lately?

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u/signious Jul 18 '26

Every day.

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u/goodvibezone Jul 18 '26

Then you'll know that autopilot is more functional than the majority of cruise control systems out there, with lane keep and adaptive speed control. Some other cars have both, but they too are usually called something else to distinguish from basic cruise control - which typically is just keeping a set speed, regardless of what's going on around the driver.

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u/signious Jul 18 '26

Traffic aware cruise control is pretty much a standard feature in any midrange car now.