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Adaptive cruise control, which detects and reacts to the vehicles ahead of you, is becoming more common, but there are key differences in the technology that car shoppers should be aware of.

Natural Resources Canada did a study in which a car was set to about 50 mph on cruise control. It consumed 20% less gas than a car cycling between 46-52 mph every 20 seconds.

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In 1958, the Chrysler Imperial, New Yorker, and Windsor offered a dash-mounted speed control. Cadillac renamed the device “cruise control” and the name stuck.

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Having 6 buttons for cruise control is ridiculous. My 93 BMW just had one lever that controlled all functions (probably the most intuitive cruise control I've used), while my 08 G37 has 3 buttons.

I have a 2003 Honda Accord coupe. Like most cars, it has three cruise-control buttons: the main on-off cruise button, the set button and the resume button.