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I've got rid of my horrid Ford Ka, finally, and now I've got this lovely little Fiat Stilo.
It's a 1.8 Dynamic, which means it has lots of little goodies and much more pep then my old car and it doesn't symbolically castrate me each time I get into it.
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It's a 1.8 Dynamic, which means it has lots of little goodies and much more pep then my old car and it doesn't symbolically castrate me each time I get into it.
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No I wasn't in the car.
Yes there is a resume mode, but it can only resume you to the speed you were doing in the selected gear, so it doesn't always work too well.
or†ega wrote:
> No, because cruise control will automatically be set to whatever
> speed your travelling at when you turn it on...
Yes, I'm just trying to establish whether there is a 'resume' mode.
On autos, you can cancel out of cruise control, slow down, then when you feel you're ready to get back up to speed, press "resume" and the car will accelerate to the speed it was set to before.
> No, because cruise control will automatically be set to whatever
> speed your travelling at when you turn it on...
Yes, I'm just trying to establish whether there is a 'resume' mode.
On autos, you can cancel out of cruise control, slow down, then when you feel you're ready to get back up to speed, press "resume" and the car will accelerate to the speed it was set to before.
Is that your girlfriend in the drivers seat?
I still picture him behind the wheel doing his best Crazy Frog impersonation.
With the engine switched off and the handbrake on. Obviously.
With the engine switched off and the handbrake on. Obviously.
English_Bloke wrote:
>
> They are rarely seen out and about and I'd say they are quite unusual
> looking.
That's because they're for old people who don't like to drive.
>
> They are rarely seen out and about and I'd say they are quite unusual
> looking.
That's because they're for old people who don't like to drive.
gamesfreak wrote:
> So basically, if you cancel out of cruise control mode and slow down,
> changing to a lower gear then pressing "resume" - it will go
> crazy, well, until you change to a suitable gear anyway.
No, because cruise control will automatically be set to whatever speed your travelling at when you turn it on...
> So basically, if you cancel out of cruise control mode and slow down,
> changing to a lower gear then pressing "resume" - it will go
> crazy, well, until you change to a suitable gear anyway.
No, because cruise control will automatically be set to whatever speed your travelling at when you turn it on...
I like that actually.
Good choice.
Good choice.
Hedfix wrote:
> Looks about as generic as a car possibly can.
I don't agree.
They are rarely seen out and about and I'd say they are quite unusual looking.
> Looks about as generic as a car possibly can.
I don't agree.
They are rarely seen out and about and I'd say they are quite unusual looking.
Mystique wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> It has 6 airbags
>
> 6??? Ok, that one for your face...one for the front passenger, two
> for the two back passengers and erm...
>
> Where are the other two? One to protect your 'nads?
> *******
>
> Side impact bags..
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> Cong_Man wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> It has 6 airbags
>
> 6??? Ok, that one for your face...one for the front passenger, two
> for the two back passengers and erm...
>
> Where are the other two? One to protect your 'nads?
> *******
>
> Side impact bags..
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