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Does the Maverick Lariat recognize speed limit signs and adjust the truck's speed accordingly?
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Speed limit sign recognition with adaptation?
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That's available on the Escape, Corsair and Bronco Sport siblings. But not the Maverick. And actually, I don't think I want that feature based on the reviews. My eyes, Google Maps and Waze tell me the speed, and I adjust the adaptive cruise myself. Click, click.
Even if it's accurate, how far above the speed limit I set is personally very dynamic. Some places I do the speed limit, or plus 2. Or plus 5, or maybe even +10 on some 60 MPH freeways.
And even on the same stretch of highway, I may cheat up and down based on known speed traps, traffic changes, etc. Seems like I hear more complaints than praise about it. My buddy has a Bronco Sport and says he doesn't find it practical. But YMMV based on your usage patterns.
Even if it's accurate, how far above the speed limit I set is personally very dynamic. Some places I do the speed limit, or plus 2. Or plus 5, or maybe even +10 on some 60 MPH freeways.
And even on the same stretch of highway, I may cheat up and down based on known speed traps, traffic changes, etc. Seems like I hear more complaints than praise about it. My buddy has a Bronco Sport and says he doesn't find it practical. But YMMV based on your usage patterns.
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My 2017 Toyota displays the speed limit, but it doesn't 'adjust' my speed based on the speed limit. It's a nice feature, but I definitely don't want my car to decide what speed I drive - especially in NC where in a number of locations, the speed limit signs were upgraded to 60 mph, but the road is still coded as 55 mph.
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