According to the attached pictural, I have to think to uncheck the feature MRCC in the setting each time I take the road ?
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Pain in the a**.Totally agree with you. By the way, what do you mean by PITA ?
This is the kind of thing hard to figure out when you choose a brand new car and probably the kind of details we would like to ear from journalists.Pain in the a**.
Agreed. There are getting to be so many tech features on new vehicles, it is a challenge to identify and, understand them in depth while going through the purchase process. In my opinion the automotive journalist should devote more of their vehicle review to the functionality and effectiveness of the electronic safety systems.This is the kind of thing hard to figure out when you choose a brand new car and probably the kind of details we would like to ear from journalists.
I’ve done the exact same. It feels weird getting ready to overtake a car that’s 3+ car lengths ahead of you though. The “short” distance is not short enough.I have adapted my driving habit by anticipating sooner to change lanes before the brakes kick in when I want to overtake. And shorten the allowed distance.
There is a switch on the steering wheel, that's how you turn it on & off for stop & go & cruise control, is this what you're talking about?The MRCC is nice when you don’t need to pass. The best would be to have a switch on the steering to desactivate it.
What things do you want to be permanent disable? Can you please explain?The big question is: is it possible for Mazda to update the firmware to provide a permanent DISABLE of the MRCC ?