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What does the VDC do?

Originally Posted by fatcat777 interesting. i personally hate driving with nannies so i'll have to look into this. Nothing worse than predicting the car will do one thing then remembering

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Old 06-26-2012, 10:18 AM   #32 (permalink)
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interesting. i personally hate driving with nannies so i'll have to look into this. Nothing worse than predicting the car will do one thing then remembering you didn't turn VDC off. Yea i know it's "safer" I just can't get used to VDC kicking in and taking over under my normal driving conditions.
It doesn't take over during normal driving conditions, unless your normal driving conditions mean that you drive on the edge of adhesion all the time.

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