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naks



Member Since: 15 Jul 2016
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South Africa 2013 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Siberian Silver

'why I am asking: the ACC functionality I don't like. If I drive (on German Autobahn) 160km/h on the left side and going into a left curve, on the right side is a truck - the RRS will slow down strongly.. I find it quite dangerous on such velocities.. '


Yes, I find this situation occuring in hairpin bends as well. Although I'm not going nearly as fast as on the autobahn, the car will brake heavily from 80kmh - the traffic behind you doesn't expect it, and it can be quite dangerous. --
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harisson



Member Since: 28 Jun 2018
Location: CH
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Switzerland 

@bmszabo
Thank you
I also now have a "technique"... if you keep a proper angle with the steering wheel, it will not brake. So if you have to correct a little bit, it can brake.
In sum I can handle it better then a year before.

My dad has a Volvo also with ACC. I tried and it brakes also... Range Rover Sport HST D350

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