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Tuesday, February 28, 2006

Mercedes-Benz: Adaptive cruise control comes to city traffic

Mercedes-Benz Distance Plus cruise control
What is already known for cruising down the highway comes now to city traffic with the new Mercedes-Benz S-class: adaptive cruise control, called Disctance Plus at Mercedes.
Compared to current other radar-assisted systems Distance Plus can control the vehicle in both highway and city driving conditions.
Hopefully this system works better than earlier electronic gadgets from the brand during press presentations...

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Source: Engadget


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