Nobody seems to want to talk about that. Apparently, the internal Hyundai code name for hands-free driving is “Bruno”
Hmmm. You are aware that you can use lane-keeping without cruise control on the Mustang Mach E. And the only way the car would “ping-pong” would be if you drove it like that, since your hands are on the steering wheel at all times (right?
). I leave it on all the time.
Oh, I know Jim. If you get the chance try a Kia's Lane Keep and you will see what I mean.Hmmm. You are aware that you can use lane-keeping without cruise control on the Mustang Mach E. And the only way the car would “ping-pong” would be if you drove it like that, since your hands are on the steering wheel at all times (right?
What dog? That’s me.Oh, right
I’ll take that over a Ford dealer that flat out refuses to work on a car they sold or perform NHTSA recalls.
Looks like a nice car and I hope they sell every one they make. For me, though, it’s more money for less range. The deal breaker for me is having to buy the even more expensive model with even less range to get a heated steering wheel. I’m old and love keeping my hands warm!!!!
You are talking about lane centering not lane keep. They are two different options in the Hyundai/Kia/Genesis line. We also have an Ioniq 5 and love the ability to have lane centering on even when the cruise is off.
It’s not even close to the same thing. The genesis had lane centering which will street and keep you centered in the lane.Hmmm. You are aware that you can use lane-keeping without cruise control on the Mustang Mach E. And the only way the car would “ping-pong” would be if you drove it like that, since your hands are on the steering wheel at all times (right?
As does the MME. you can actually feel it steer if you begin to drift out of a lane. Mind you, it’s a corrective torque to remind you to take action. The vehicle is not, in any way, “autonomous” or “hands-free” when you just have the lane system turned on.
Standard, advanced, or performance?
We're trying to baby the Fit along (read: keep it in the garage, although it currently isn't
) because my son is not yet of age to drive, but is real close and I don't want to put a brand new driver behind the MME's wheel.
You don’t know what you are talking about. I have both card and in our Hyundai I can take my hands The wheel and the car will steer itself with jerking around. It’s not a corrective torque like in the mach e. It is like when you are driving with cruise on in the Mach e on a road that is not blue cruise enabled. The difference is in the Hyundai/kia/genesis you don’t have to have the cruise control on.
