Hello all.
I've currently owned my insignia Elite (facelift) for over a month and due to my place of work I get alot of time driving at silly o clock in the morning giving me some experience to talk about.
Firstly I do like how the lights bend with the wheel (big kid I know) and how the lights adapt to the road and speed that I'm traveling at. I have always found them a little underwhelming when it came to driving at town speed. Especially coming up to my house were due to speed bumps and being school is a low 15mph.
I did notice that in the vehicle settings there was a option to switch of the AFL and just have the bend and cornering light. Switching it off made my headlights point straight forward like normal headlights and doing that made the road much clearer.
Do many of you leave the AFL on or do you switch it off?
Also do many of you use the high beam assist? I feel it's a great function but each time I turn it on on a unlight stretch of motorway I feel that it doesn't react to traffic coming my way so in a blind panic I'm flicking away at the stalk to them off and in the process flashing the driver. Ha is this a confidence issue with me not trusting the system or one of those things which is great in concept just not practical in real life?
Thank you
I've currently owned my insignia Elite (facelift) for over a month and due to my place of work I get alot of time driving at silly o clock in the morning giving me some experience to talk about.
Firstly I do like how the lights bend with the wheel (big kid I know) and how the lights adapt to the road and speed that I'm traveling at. I have always found them a little underwhelming when it came to driving at town speed. Especially coming up to my house were due to speed bumps and being school is a low 15mph.
I did notice that in the vehicle settings there was a option to switch of the AFL and just have the bend and cornering light. Switching it off made my headlights point straight forward like normal headlights and doing that made the road much clearer.
Do many of you leave the AFL on or do you switch it off?
Also do many of you use the high beam assist? I feel it's a great function but each time I turn it on on a unlight stretch of motorway I feel that it doesn't react to traffic coming my way so in a blind panic I'm flicking away at the stalk to them off and in the process flashing the driver. Ha is this a confidence issue with me not trusting the system or one of those things which is great in concept just not practical in real life?
Thank you
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