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Originally Posted by 09BlkSapphire
I see that as a good thing. That means the car can be more things to more people. Completely docile in comfort mode and beast in full out sport mode.
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it's not a good thing, though. There's too much of a gap between the two modes (well, from the writing, I haven't driven one).
I have this same complaint about the Sport mode in my 535. Normal is great if you want to maximize mileage. However Sport is, well, more like "Track". There needs to be something in between for driving around responsively, but not hooning about. The Audi's sport mode is a bit more relaxed and useful. I hardly ever use sport mode as it's just too aggressive for daily driving.