Stop/Star Feature
 

Do you like it or hate it?



Does the Start/Stop Function Really Improve Your Car’s Fuel Economy? - Consumer Reports

I disable the function every time I drive, particularly when the a/c is needed. I re-engage only when I can roll down the windows if I’m at a traffic light with a long time for cross traffic or waiting at a train crossing.

I always disable this feature when I can. I absolutely hate it.

I had this feature on my SUV for about a year or so, and then it stopped working. I was very happy when this occurred. I hated it.

Auto start stop which is dangerous and everyone hates is on the agenda to be eliminated.

EPA Chief: Auto Start/Stop Technology Is Done - The Auto Wire

Like 10,000 mi oil changes, it only gives the manufacturer an Energy Star credit at the expense of the vehicles life.

I like it and leave it on, not much of an inconvenience and if it save a little gas that's good too.

I always hated all the innovations and standard equipment on products we have to be force fed to pay for
in the name of safety and/or convenience all the while paying more and more money.

I think it was instigated by the starter motor manufacturers to boost revenue.

Me too. Was an integral part of the hybrid Prius and I now have it in my Audi. Never been a problem at all. I don't know if there's a way to determine how much fuel it actually saves with the Audi but it must be some.

I'm also a big fan of adaptive cruise control and lane assist. The only time it's a problem is when I stop paying attention and find that I'm following someone at 10 mph under the speed limit.

I like the backup cameras and keyless entry.

Huh. I love all the innovations. Of course, I don't replace vehicles very often, so what's new to me is already in common usage by millions of others.

I turn it off every time I get in the car. I hate it. I’m looking for a way to shut it off completely.

Had it on my Honda and it was terrible.

YouTube has a few videos on how to do this.