No Resume?

[radiocycle]

I don't have the enhanced cruse control, but I would've thunk that the standard cruse control would have a 'resume' control. No mention of it in the manual that I could find. So, do I have to reset the speed every time I step on the brake? Seems a little archaic if so; my last few vehicles with cruse all had a resume function even my '98 Ford Ranger pickup.

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[mcorf]

Wondering the same. Is there no way to resume to previous speed after you hit the brakes?

 

[HelixSpiral]

There is no resume.

 

[pscarroll]

I rarely ever used the resume function on the older cruise control on my ICE vehicles. I always just ended up turning it off, back on and then setting my current speed, then bumping the speed up and down. I don't miss it, I guess some people would. I find the digital scroll wheels to be more effective.

 

[Kognos]

It doesn't make a lot of sense in this car really. Most other cars need the "resume" feature because they don't know any speed at all, and they're not aware of anything. That's really the key differentiation -- this is aware of traffic and it's aware of the speed limit, so it doesn't need a resume.

 

[sreams]

It doesn't make a lot of sense in this car really. Most other cars need the "resume" feature because they don't know any speed at all, and they're not aware of anything. That's really the key differentiation -- this is aware of traffic and it's aware of the speed limit, so it doesn't need a resume.

Standard cruise control (no AP) is not aware of traffic.