The phrase "auto stop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to automatic mechanisms or features that halt operation, such as in machinery or vehicles.
Example: "The washing machine has an auto stop feature that prevents it from overloading."
Alternatives: "automatic stop" or "self-stop".
And its Auto Stop Start function can improve fuel economy in traffic jams.
Porsche's Auto Stop Start is fitted to the 2010 Panamera, and BMW has a shutoff good for fuel savings of some 5 percent on 4-cylinder engines in Europe; the company says the feature will come to the United States.
The electrically assisted steering is pleasantly soft, and compared with the hydraulic assist in the Cayenne S, integrates more smoothly with the Auto Stop Start Plus feature that was such a shudder-filled exercise in the S.
Simple, software-dependent technologies, like auto stop-start, which shuts off the engine during long stops, will become common.
Saab Automobile stopped auto production in May 2011 when it could no longer pay suppliers and employees, and it filed for bankruptcy in December.
The LaCrosse has an auto-stop feature typical of hybrids.
The usual odd sounds and sensations of a hybrid system are largely absent, save for the auto-stop feature that ratted out the dual powertrain.
It was over a non-functioning auto-stop on a radio-cassette player I bought with my pocket money before I was out of short trousers.
I found it impossible to tape my friend's copy of Culture's Two Sevens Clash because of that malfunctioning auto-stop, which made me a playground pariah.
(Piggybacking on this system, however, is an "auto-stop" mode that turns off the gasoline engine when the car stops at a red light and turns it back on as soon as the driver touches the accelerator pedal).
"This was the first time we've been told there was not enough water for us to operate," said Omar Mamaru, 25, owner of Auto-Stop, in thick orange gloves and a windbreaker, as he scrubbed a blue S.U.V.
