2019 Used Macan S Opinions Please

[Skyway]

I think Bluenose is right. However I only ever set mine by moving the lever away from me. Haven’t ever used that button.

I guess this would mean cars with ACC don’t have the speed limiter.

[MooseMiller]

....I guess this would mean cars with ACC don’t have the speed limiter....

I believe so.
Shame, as I used to use the limiter a lot on previous MB cars that I've had

[Bluesnose1812]

Yours must be faulty

As they say in all good support forums RTFM

[Skyway]

I presume it’s deemed unnecessary given that ACC controls your speed and can stop/start your car from rest.

[Skyway]

Yours must be faulty

As they say in all good support forums RTFM

I just leave mine on permanently. I guess a permanent off button is a good idea.

[Neil1911]

I guess this would mean cars with ACC don’t have the speed limiter.

But YOU set the maximum speed when you engage the ACC, isn't that the same effing thing? If this is the level of familiarity of folk who actually have it no wonder some others think its the worst thing ever invented.

[Skyway]

It’s not the same. A speed limiter allows you to use the accelerator manually but protects the maximum speed. ACC forces you to use cruise control.

My Merc has both.

[Neil1911]

It’s not the same. A speed limiter allows you to use the accelerator manually but protects the maximum speed. ACC forces you to use cruise control.

My Merc has both.

Don't agree, that it forces anything. ACC engaged, you can press the accelerator, true the car won't stop you at any specific speed, are you saying the MB does?

[Skyway]

It’s not the same. A speed limiter allows you to use the accelerator manually but protects the maximum speed. ACC forces you to use cruise control.

My Merc has both.

Don't agree, that it forces anything. ACC engaged, you can press the accelerator, true the car won't stop you at any specific speed, are you saying the MB does?

Yes, if the speed limiter is set to let’s say 50, no matter how hard you press the accelerator pedal the car will not go above 50. Excellent in average speed zones etc.

[MooseMiller]

It’s not the same. A speed limiter allows you to use the accelerator manually but protects the maximum speed. ACC forces you to use cruise control.

My Merc has both.

Don't agree, that it forces anything. ACC engaged, you can press the accelerator, true the car won't stop you at any specific speed, are you saying the MB does?

With ACC engaged you can depress the accelerator and exceed the set speed. With the speed limiter it will only allow you to go up to the set speed (ignoring kickdown). If you remove your foot with SL you will slow to a stop. ACC obviously you will carry on at the set speed