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A special horn warns any people near<br />
the vehicle that the driver is manoeuvring<br />
it.<br />
Through four sensors located in the<br />
bumper, the system detects the distance<br />
between the vehicle and possible<br />
obstacles; the driver is warned by<br />
an intermittent acoustic signal with increasing<br />
frequency, which is automatically<br />
activated when the reverse gear<br />
is engaged.<br />
68 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR VEHICLE<br />
CRUISE CONTROL<br />
GENERAL FEATURES<br />
The cruise control, with electronic<br />
control, allows driving the vehicle at<br />
a desired speed, without pressing the<br />
accelerator pedal. This allows reducing<br />
the driving fatigue on motorways,<br />
especially during long journeys, because<br />
the memorised speed is automatically<br />
maintained.<br />
WARNING<br />
The Cruise Control must be<br />
activated only when the<br />
traffic and the path allow keeping,<br />
for a distance long enough, a constant<br />
speed in complete safety.<br />
IMPORTANT The cruise control<br />
can be engaged only with speeds higher<br />
than 40 km/h.<br />
The device is automatically disconnected<br />
in one of the following cases:<br />
– pressing the brake pedal;<br />
– pressing the clutch pedal;<br />
– inadvertently moving the automatic<br />
gearbox selector to N.<br />
WARNING<br />
Never set gear selector to<br />
N (vehicles fitted with automatic<br />
gearbox) when the vehicle<br />
is moving.
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