Here’s something to try out the next time you’re using cruise control on your Cadillac: depress the control that increases or decreases the speed hard (past its detent), and the set speed should change by an increment of five (mph or kph), instead of by a single digit.
The feature significantly reduces the amount of button presses necessary to adjust the Cadillac’s cruise control, making using the feature much more convenient.
Typically, increasing the set cruise speed by 15 miles (or kilometers) per hour necessitates 15 button presses. By comparison, using the trick to change the cruise speed by increments of 5 would only require 3 button presses.
The following vehicles are compatible with the feature.
Last-gen Cadillac steering wheel with five-way toggle
Cadillac models equipped with five-way toggle switches found on the last-generation steering wheel, including:
Current Cadillac steering wheel with four-button cruise cluster
Cadillac models equipped with four button cruise control cluster found on the current-generation steering wheel, including:
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Follow these steps to increase or decrease the cruise control speed of your Cadillac by increments of 5:
Be careful not to push the button too hard, as doing so can damage the button.
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