Gauging from my Dad’s BMW, it’ll retain your setting and you won’t have to set them everytime you get back in the car. However my IS350Fsport would never retain the setting once I shut it down. Maybe this is one thing Toyota changed... lolThis car has a sport/comfort mode, as well as the option to deactivate stop/start
Does anyone know whether these will need to be changed each time the car is started, or will it remember your choice of driving settings?
Yeah.. my shelby will loose the setting after turning it off. My Z06 however will retain the sport mode setting after turning it off but will default to Sport mode if I was driving in ‘track’ mode. I’ve never checked this in my Viper.... got me curious now. LolThanks guys!! Appreciate the insight. My 2010 Benz is still a very old school car in that regard. A transmission mode button, traction and that's it.
I foresee a white 6.2 powered AMG in your future... I think you'd enjoy and would suit your current line-up wellYeah.. my shelby will loose the setting after turning it off. My Z06 however will retain the sport mode setting after turning it off but will default to Sport mode if I was driving in ‘track’ mode. I’ve never checked this in my Viper.... got me curious now. Lol
Although I’d love a AMG E class wagon... I may not go the German route after all unless it’s a P car. I may cave and end up with a ND Miata one day soon.I foresee a white 6.2 powered AMG in your future... I think you'd enjoy and would suit your current line-up well
Either way... a flash tune should be able to rectify any drive mode issues.
would you consider an Alfa?Although I’d love a AMG E class wagon... I may not go the German route after all unless it’s a P car. I may cave and end up with a ND Miata one day soon.