It's been about 50 years since Mercedes invented a fully workable cruise control system. How did this change the automotive ...

Adaptive cruise control first appeared in the U.S. in the 1999 Mercedes-Benz S-Class and now is widely available on lower-priced vehicles as well as luxury models. Related: ...

Part of me wants to say “the dog doesn’t understand!”, but I don’t, because that would be weird. Also I do understand the ...

Adaptive cruise control not only maintains a steady speed on the highway, it also gradually slows or speeds up a vehicle to maintain a preset distance from vehicles ahead. More From Cars.com: ...

Obviously, if you’re using a Porsche’s adaptive cruise control system, you’re more interested in reaching your destination than you are in enjoying the journey. InnoDrive’s job is to make the trip as ...

Adaptive cruise control is a more sophisticated version of the speed-maintaining cruise-control system we’ve become familiar with over the last few decades.

Natural Resources Canada did a study in which a car was set to about 50 mph on cruise control. It consumed 20% less gas than a car cycling between 46-52 mph every 20 seconds.

Cruise control has now made its way into sub-Rs 10 lakh cars, but should you go for a higher variant just for the feature? Rewind the clock a decade and cruise control was only a myth in cars ...

Upon launch, the updated Hero Glamour will take on the likes of TVS Raider, Honda SP 125, and Bajaj Pulsar 125.

Long-distance moving can be a huge pain, but a U-Haul truck with cruise control is a big help. Which of the company's models ...

Having 6 buttons for cruise control is ridiculous. My 93 BMW just had one lever that controlled all functions (probably the most intuitive cruise control I've used), while my 08 G37 has 3 buttons.