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: ...

How to use all-seeing, all-knowing cruise control 1. Switch on as usual Predictive element of cruise built into wheel-mounted buttons with no dedicated switch of its own. 2. It knows where you are ...

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: ...

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.

In 1958, the Chrysler Imperial, New Yorker, and Windsor offered a dash-mounted speed control. Cadillac renamed the device “cruise control” and the name stuck.

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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.