TJMarchand
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I believe that is the adaptive cruise control symbol for those that have it. (I do not)
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Yep, and if you turn on lane keeping, it shows lane markers too ... they start green and turn yellow or red depending on how bad you drive ... LOL
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The icon changes too if it picks up a car, the radar beam part will fill in and a little picture of a car appears and will get closer or further away...and it has colors red, & yellow & green for distance
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Distance indicator. When adaptive cruise control is turned off it will default to being just a distance indicator and you will see another car at the end of the “radar” beam picture if close enough. When adaptive cruise control is turned on, you will see the mph it is set to (or not) and when lane keep assist is on you will see lines on both sides of the distance indicator/acc display that you showed
