Do you use cruise control on your California?

I tested one and nixed it because it didn’t have cruise control and parking sensors. I use cruise all the time. I drive 600 mi to my place in FL several times a year. Would not be without it.

 

it is not adaptive, doesn't adjust if car in front of you slows down, it is in a weird location and adjusting speed by 3km increase or decrease with a knob is a bit weird. in bmw i have the lane keep, adaptive and all the great features and still complaining, in ferrari happy and thankful to god that it can keep the speed with 30 years old technology.

Do i use it. yes. traveilng to austria a lot, it has long empty autobahns with 110kmh (60mph) speed limit.

Portofino has the adaptive with ADAS package ACC.

 

John, I believe it’s standard on the Cali T — Ferrari calls it “pit speed” for whatever reason. At least, it’s on my 2015 and not listed as an option. It’s a single knob on the panel to the left of the steering wheel.

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I don’t use cruise on any car as a rule but coincidentally fiddled with it Saturday when someone was asking for the battery voltage at 60 mph. Works fine, pushing it and holding it for a couple seconds turns it on/off/resumes, turning it clockwise and holding it for a couple seconds sets the speed, brakes disengage it, turning the knob either direction if it’s active adjusts the speed, a bit odd to use that instead of a stalk but no odder than having no stalk to control the wipers or brights

 

I use it quite a bit on longer drives. With a cranky back, it is nice to be able to take your foot off the accelerator, and do a few in-car stretching exercises.
If you're in Texas, and planning on taking long road trips, I would get it.
If my ideal spec came along and it was the only thing missing, then I would do without.
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I have a 2013 Cali 30 from new. Cruise was a thousand dollar option and compared with the cost of the rear camera was pass over. I'm glad I got it although it is not smart like the more recent versions on cars nowadays. Still I always set it a the actual speed limit on the road so I lift off before speed cameras and know I am on the money

 

I use it on longer highway drives when I just want to enjoy the sun and surroundings and not have to worry about every Tom, Dick & Harry who wants to race me

 

CC is a must-have in my current search for a Cali.

 

Whoever designed the controls for it were either ergonometrically challenged or had a cruel sense of humor.

 

Totally honesty, I had no idea I had cruise control till this thread. So, no, never used it.

 

You quickly get used to it. Would not want a GT without.

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I use it on Cali T. Works well just should have been on the steering wheel!