Cadillac 2014 Cadillac CTS Owner's Manual

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Black plate (39,1)Cadillac CTS Owner Manual (GMNA-Localizing-U.S./Canada/Mexico-6081492) - 2014 - CRC 1st Edition - 7/2/13Driving and Operating 9-393 (Follow Distance Gap): Pressto select a following gap time (ordistance) setting for ACC of Far,Medium, or Near.Setting Adaptive Cruise ControlIf the cruise control is on when notin use, the cruise on/off controlcould get pressed and cruise controlcould become active when notdesired. Keep cruise control buttonoff when cruise is not being used.Select the set speed desired forcruise. This is the vehicle speedwhen no vehicle is detected inits path.ACC will not set at a speed lessthan 25 km/h (16 mph), although itcan be resumed when driving atlower speeds.To set ACC:1. Press ].2. Get up to the desired speed.3. Press and release the SET–control on the steering wheel.4. Remove foot from theaccelerator.After ACC is set, it may immediatelyapply the brakes if a vehicle aheadis detected closer than the selectedfollowing gap.The ACC indicator displays in theinstrument cluster and Head-UpDisplay (HUD) (if equipped). Whenthe ACC is active, the indicatorturns green.Be mindful of speed limits,surrounding traffic speeds, andweather conditions when selectingthe set speed.Resuming a Set SpeedIf the ACC is set at a desired speedand then the brakes are applied, theACC is disengaged without erasingthe set speed from memory.To begin using ACC again, press+RES up briefly on the steeringwheel. The vehicle returns to theprevious set speed.Increasing Speed While ACC is ata Set SpeedIf ACC is already activated, do oneof the following:. Use the accelerator to get to thehigher speed. Press SET– down.Release the control and theaccelerator pedal. The vehiclewill now cruise at the higherspeed.When the accelerator pedal ispressed, ACC will not brakebecause it is overridden.A warning message will appearon the Driver Information Center