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In this paper a vehicle longitudinal model targeted towards tow velocity adaptive cruise control systems Is presented through a review of conventional models. The vehicle model obtained has two inputs, namely the engine input and the brake input. Also it is described by the composite of the power-train system model, the brake system model and the drive-train model. The response of the proposed model is examined through numerical simulation.