Actual speed and GPS speed

[Italy]

Have you also noticed that the ACTUAL speed of the mg3 on the speedo is almost the same as the speed recorded on the GPS?

It's the first time a car hasn't left a margin ... very useful for avoiding speed camera fines.

 

[GaryMG4]

Have you also noticed that the ACTUAL speed of the mg3 on the speedo is almost the same as the speed recorded on the GPS?

It's the first time a car hasn't left a margin ... very useful for avoiding speed camera fines.

Same with the MG4, so there's no margin for error.

 

[FromParis]

That's just a fact. Modern cars can be very acurate so be careful !

 

[MG Clive]

Have you also noticed that the ACTUAL speed of the mg3 on the speedo is almost the same as the speed recorded on the GPS?

It's the first time a car hasn't left a margin ... very useful for avoiding speed camera fines.

I use the auto speed limiter all the time now to keep within the speed limit, when activated it won't let you go over any speed limit. ?

 

[FromParis]

Speaking about the speed limiter : 130kph is the max you can set ... is that the same in UK / Other countries ??

 

[MG Clive]

Speaking about the speed limiter : 130Kph is the max you can set ... is that the same in UK / Other countries ??

Not sure about that, but I'm sure none of us exceed the speed limit here in the UK mate. ?

 

[Italy]

I use the auto speed limiter all the time now to keep within the speed limit, when activated it won't let you go over any speed limit. ?

Yes, I understand what you mean, and on paper it looks like a good solution....

Haven't you noticed that the drivers behind you often get angry behind you?

Have you ever been to Italy, where some streets are limited to 10 km/h?

Finally, on motorways, the limit signs linked to roadworks are often whimsical and call for a very low speed.

Otherwise, in principle, I agree with you on a road where you're practically alone

 

[MG Clive]

The drivers behind me don't bother me at all @Italy, if they want to get angry they can get angry, and it's just a one-button click to turn it on or off anyway, but for the roads I use, it's mostly on. ?