Can a Manual Transmission Car Be Equipped with Cruise Control?
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Manual transmission cars can be equipped with cruise control, but a computer diagnostic test is required first to determine whether the vehicle's computer version supports the installation. The method for using cruise control in a manual transmission car is as follows: when the vehicle reaches the desired speed, press the cruise control button, and the car will maintain that speed without the need to press the accelerator. To exit cruise control, lightly tap the brake pedal. The purpose of cruise control is to maintain a constant speed. With this feature, drivers no longer need to control the accelerator pedal during long highway drives, reducing fatigue and unnecessary speed fluctuations, which can also save fuel.