How to Use Cruise Control on the Buick Excelle?
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To use the cruise control on the Buick Excelle, follow these steps: 1. Activate cruise control. Press to turn on cruise control, then push the "SET-" lever downward to initiate cruise control. 2. Set the cruising speed. Push the "SET-" lever downward to decrease the speed limit. During cruise control, a short press reduces speed by 1km/h, while a long press reduces it by 5km/h. Push the "SET+" lever upward to increase the speed limit or resume the previous speed limit. During cruise control, a short press increases speed by 1km/h, while a long press increases or decreases it by 5km/h. 3. Cruise control operation. Press or lightly tap the brake to cancel cruise control. After entering cruise control, push the "SET+" lever upward to resume the previously set speed. 4. Turn off cruise control. Press the button again while in cruise control mode to deactivate the cruise control function.
I've always found the cruise control on the Buick Excelle quite convenient, especially for long-distance driving. If you're new to this feature, first make sure your speed reaches at least 40 km/h, which is the minimum requirement for activation. Locate the cruise control button on the steering wheel, usually on the left or right side, and press it once to enter standby mode. When you reach your desired speed, say 100 km/h on the highway, gently press the SET button to lock in the current speed. To accelerate, press RES/+, and to decelerate, press SET/- – it's very straightforward. Always stay alert though; avoid using it in poor road conditions or rain to prevent distraction and ensure safety. Honestly, I was nervous at first too, always worried about losing control, but with regular use I discovered it saves fuel and reduces fatigue. To cancel, just press CANCEL or tap the brakes, and to resume, press the RES button. Overall, it's easy to get the hang of – just read the manual carefully or practice on open roads.
