View Poll Results: what mode do you usually drive the car in?
ECO
3
3.95%
comfort
48
63.16%
sport
8
10.53%
sport plus
5
6.58%
individual
12
15.79%
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Agility mode
what mode do you guys drive your car in? eco, comfort,sport, sport plus or individual? or do you vary it under certain situations city vs highway? just curious
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Comfort most of the time, sport occasionally on windy highways, sport plus rarely when I want to really have some fun(not enough open road around NYC). Eco tried it once and it was too slow.
#3
I would imagine that the vast majority drive in comfort mode because it defaults to comfort mode everytime you start the car. I'm training myself to switch to Individual mode everytime I start the car, but I find it annoying and wish that MB would allow it to default to the last setting. It's riduculous the way it works now.
I prefer Individual because I like the sport steering but find the sport transmission settings too aggressive for daily driving. So my individual setting is comfort trans with sport steering and start/stop off (naturally).
I prefer Individual because I like the sport steering but find the sport transmission settings too aggressive for daily driving. So my individual setting is comfort trans with sport steering and start/stop off (naturally).
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Are there restraints on when you can use the agility control? I mean, can you change from sport to sport plus to comfort to eco whilst driving without damaging anything? or do you need to be stopped to change??
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you can change modes while driving. no need to stop car to change.
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How do i change to individual settings?
I see i can adjust their values in the vehicle part, but how do i select/switch into individual agility mode?
Like I know that pushing the agility switch changes from S+ , S, C, E, but where do i see the individual mode?
I see i can adjust their values in the vehicle part, but how do i select/switch into individual agility mode?
Like I know that pushing the agility switch changes from S+ , S, C, E, but where do i see the individual mode?
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When using the agility switch, the next mode past sports+ should be individual.
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I would imagine that the vast majority drive in comfort mode because it defaults to comfort mode everytime you start the car. I'm training myself to switch to Individual mode everytime I start the car, but I find it annoying and wish that MB would allow it to default to the last setting. It's riduculous the way it works now.
#10
I'm on comfort most of the time, but I prefer the sports mode steering. I've set my Individual mode that way, but usually forgets to switch to it. Maybe I'll have to train myself to make it a pre-drive routine to 1) switch of eco mode 2) switch to individual mode everytime before I drive off!
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I would imagine that the vast majority drive in comfort mode because it defaults to comfort mode everytime you start the car. I'm training myself to switch to Individual mode everytime I start the car, but I find it annoying and wish that MB would allow it to default to the last setting. It's ridiculous the way it works now.
I prefer Individual because I like the sport steering but find the sport transmission settings too aggressive for daily driving. So my individual setting is comfort trans with sport steering and start/stop off (naturally).
I prefer Individual because I like the sport steering but find the sport transmission settings too aggressive for daily driving. So my individual setting is comfort trans with sport steering and start/stop off (naturally).
#12
Same here. Although it's normally left in Comfort since that's the default, I often switch to Individual for the better feel of the Sport steering. I really wish I could program Sport+ steering, but for some reason MB chose not to offer that as an option in the Individual settings.
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Typically on Individual, configured exactly like Sport but with Start/Stop disabled. Lots of creeping traffic here, and I didn't like how frequently the engine was re-starting itself immediately after stopping, only to shut right back down again without delay.
S+ just feels too jumpy, like the transmission can never quite decide where to sit, but it is fun for the little exhaust growl it gives you at the shift points
S+ just feels too jumpy, like the transmission can never quite decide where to sit, but it is fun for the little exhaust growl it gives you at the shift points
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I have the base suspension and don't know if cars with the Sport package get different steering, but I've never seen any mention of that.
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so I drive the car mostly in sport mode, except if there is a passenger in the car i put it in comfort mode. I use sport plus just for that extra growl at shift points like dr-sbaitso mentioned, when i want to pass another car maybe a 3 series :P but ya i agree you truly need to do it in open roads the car is just a beast in that mode . Will have to play with the individual mode a bit, based on everyone's responses. but yeah i almost never drive it in eco mode. I actually like the auto start/stop function at red lights, but I can see how annoying it can get if you are on a highway with heavy traffic.
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Sport+ steering definitely feels heavier than Sport on my car. Sport is only slightly heavier than Comfort. The standard weighting is fairly light in Comfort or Eco.
I have the base suspension and don't know if cars with the Sport package get different steering, but I've never seen any mention of that.
I have the base suspension and don't know if cars with the Sport package get different steering, but I've never seen any mention of that.
#17
Agreed. That would make sense. I'm still wondering if there is a difference.
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