1967 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

Cruise Control
The benefits of automatically maintained
cruising speeds and a warning against exceeding
any pre-selected speed are provided
by the Cadillac Cruise Control. Set in AUTO
position, it maintains the speed selected on
the dial without foot pressure on the accelerator.
A touch of the brake disengages
Cruise Control until car is re-accelerated to
speed setting. It is also disengaged by moving
control switch to OFF or turning ignition
off. At any dial setting, a gentle resistance
by the accelerator pedal warns the driver
whenever he is about to exceed his dialselected
speed. Green light reminds driver
when Cruise Control is on AUTO (automatic).
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LIGHTS
Twilight Sentinel
Set the Twilight Sentinel control lever, integral
with headlamp switch, to automatic
and, whenever the ignition is ON, the headlamps
and taillamps of the car will automatically
turn on when lighting is required
as at dusk or whenever daylight is otherwise
reduced. Lights are automatically turned off
when sufficient daylight returns. Twilight
Sentinel also permits leaving car lamps, including
either cornering lamp (as selected
by directional signal lever), lighted for up
to a minute and a half after the ignition is
turned OFF, thus providing a pathway of
light away from the car, then automatically
turning lamps off. Control lever may be set
on manual when driver prefers for normal
headlamp pull switch operation.
Guide-Matic (headlamp control)
An appreciated nighttime driving aid, Guide-
Matic automatically dims the headlamps of
the car when another car approaches from
the opposite direction or when the Cadillac
driver draws closer to the taillights of a
car ahead. An overriding foot switch permits
signalling drivers who neglect to dim their
car's bright lights in return. Guide-Matic is
adjustable for sensitivity or may be turned
OFF with control integral with headlamp
switch.
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