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29-01-2002, 06:58
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Location: Australia Car: Rover 75
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SPEED ALERT
I have a new 75 in Australia which comes standard with "driver inteligence pack", trip computer etc. I took the car for a trip up the freeway north of Sydney on the weekend and set the speed alert at 110K/hour which is the speed limit for that road. The alert was not activated untill the speedo registered just under 120K, almost a 10K/hour discrepancy. Has anybody else noticed this and which is correct, the alert or the speedo?
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