Learn About Adaptive Cruise Control with Winner Chevrolet

Whether you're shopping new Chevrolet models for advanced safety features or just want some added assistance while cruising down the highway in Rocklin, Winner Chevrolet of Colfax is here to help you find vehicles that suit your needs. Available as standard or optional equipment on nearly every Chevrolet model, Adaptive Cruise Control works to increase safety and comfort while you're out on the open road. Take a moment to learn about this modern program below, or contact a member of our sales team to receive additional information today!

How Does Adaptive Cruise Control Work?

Adaptive Cruise Control is a driver assistance feature that uses a front-facing camera and radar system (if equipped) to hold a preset distance between you and the vehicle you're targeting ahead. Using the gap selector button on your steering wheel, you can choose a near, medium, or far gap to match the road speed and driving conditions for optimal safety. As a bonus, the Adaptive Cruise Control system works with other Chevy Safety Assist features, such as Automatic Emergency Braking or the Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning system, providing you with additional peace of mind from Folsom to Grass Valley.

Three Benefits To Using Adaptive Cruise Control

• Maintain a safe following distance from vehicles within your lane
• Additional comfort in traffic that varies in speed or comes to a complete stop
• Reduce stress commonly associated with highway driving in Roseville and beyond.