Driving in winter can have its charm, but it can also bring in many worries and problems. And we do not mean just the icy and snowy road, but especially the low temperatures that our cars dislike.

How to deal with low temperatures? Many myths are out there on the internet, and the advice tends to be half-true. Let's take a look at both of them.

Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is an advanced driver assistance system that maintains a consistent speed and distance between your vehicle and the one in front of it.

ACC monitors what is happening in front of the vehicle and maintains a safe distance from other vehicles to ensure a safe and comfortable driving experience.

The engine compression test is a method by which accurate information about the condition of the engine is determined. By measuring compression pressures, it is possible to detect leaks in the combustion chamber of individual cylinders.

Leaks in the combustion chamber adversely affect the entire operation of the engine, its performance, fuel consumption, engine oil consumption, the number of emissions produced, and more.

Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC) makes it possible to set the characteristics of the car's chassis according to the driver's request or automatically depending on the quality of the road.

The control unit automatically adjusts the characteristics of the chassis based on the wheels' position and the body's tilt. In addition, this system allows the driver to choose the desired chassis setting according to his own needs, choosing from three different settings: SPORT, COMFORT, and NORMAL.