The automatic transmission's
sport mode chooses gears well in response to gas pedal input.
Not exact matches
One of the biggest changes for the 2013 MKT is a new adaptive damping system that allows the driver to
choose comfort,
sport, or normal
mode.
The
sport modes make themselves more obvious in the way they hold the 10 - speed's lower gears if you don't
chose to shift yourself.
Drivers can
choose from five performance
modes that adjust ABS, traction control, stability control, steering effort, and throttle mapping, while Track junkies will be pleased with the Mustang's Recaro
sport seats, flat - bottom steering wheel, and distinctive gauges.
Variable damper controls allow the driver to
choose a comfort setting for fussy family members, an automatic
mode allows the car to select optimal settings, and a
sport mode enhances more spirited driving.
Four driving
modes are available to
choose from: «Normal», «
SPORT», «
SPORT PLUS» and «Individual» — for an even more personalized driving style.
While operating
modes are switched automatically the Volt allows the driver to
choose from three drive
modes: normal,
sport and mountain.
Using the rocker switch on the center console, drivers can
choose between ECO PRO, COMFORT +, COMFORT,
SPORT and
SPORT +
modes.
Then brilliant graphics, altering in color depending on the drive
mode chosen, appear in the instrument panel — blue for eDrive and eco-pro, red for comfort and
sport.
The appropriate word here is
choose, because as well as being able to turn off the ESP, there is also a special
sport mode that sees it continue to operate in the background but at a newly developed threshold that permits you to tease the rear end out without prematurely robbing power from the engine and applying the brakes.
You can
choose between Comfort, Normal, and Cupra (
sport)
modes to control the firmness of the dampers (plus the throttle response and steering weight), but even in the stiffest setting the Leon isn't unbearable.
With Porsche Communication Management (PCM) and the
mode switch on the steering wheel, derived from the 918 Spyder, you can
choose from up to six driving
modes — as well as the
SPORT Response function for maximum responsiveness.
There are a range of driving
modes to
choose from, including standard,
sport and
sport - plus.
In the Mercedes - Benz GLC, there are 5 distinct
modes from which to
choose — ECO, COMFORT,
SPORT,
SPORT +, and INDIVIDUAL.
Drivers can
choose between the D and S
modes for automatic shifting of the dual clutch transmission, or they can shift manually — using the shift paddles on the steering wheel or the selector lever that
sports a unique RS design.
It allows the driver to
choose efficiency, comfort, auto and
sport modes.
Choose between normal, eco, and
sport modes to unleash the best of lively acceleration or boosted fuel economy for a ride that fits your drive.
Sportshift - equipped models also received a new dual throttle mapping update which allows the driver to
choose from the default
sport mode, or comfort
mode, which gives more comfortable shifts and throttle input for drivability.
A new driver - adjustable suspension by Bilstein and Eibach with a switch in the cockpit allows the driver to
choose between normal and
sports mode.
The stainless steel
sport exhaust system with actively controlled butterfly valves allows to
choose a subtle «coming home»
mode or a «
sport»
mode by pressing a button on the steering wheel.
The Revotron motor comes with 3 driving
modes namely ECO, CITY and
SPORT that customers can
choose from and is the only car in the segment to offer this feature.
Using the simple - to - operate rocker switch on the center console, drivers can
choose between ECO PRO, COMFORT,
SPORT and
SPORT + (depending on equipment)
modes.
However, the addition of a new Adaptive Chassis Control system gives the driver more flexibility with the ability to
choose from three settings; normal, comfort or
sport mode.
A switch in the cockpit allows the driver to
choose between normal and
sports mode.
With the Civic Si's drive
mode selector positioned on the center console, the driver can
choose between NORMAL and
SPORT modes.
The drive
mode selector button nearby lets the driver
choose between NORMAL and
SPORT driving
modes.
Even if you don't
choose to press that
sport mode button, the CX - 9 is a spirited drive with plenty of power.
That ties in with the Z4's Driving Dynamics Control, allowing the driver to
choose between normal,
sport and
sport - plus
modes — affecting everything from the response of the gas pedal to the degree of stability - control intervention.
Using these sensors, ECS detects steering inputs and accelerator pedal position, and monitors road conditions, to adapt the suspension for a firmer, sportier ride or for greater comfort — drivers can
choose from «
sport» and «normal»
modes accordingly.
- CR - Z is the first model to feature Honda's three -
mode drive system, which enables the driver to
choose SPORT, NORMAL or ECON
modes depending on the driver's driving style and / or driving situation such as in the city, on the freeway or on winding roads.
This option allows the driver to set the firmness of the suspension system by
choosing either the «
sport» or «performance»
mode.
Drivers can
choose between the
modes D and S or change gears themselves using the shift paddles on the steering wheel or the selector lever, which
sports a unique RS design.
What's more, there's word we'll also get the adaptive suspension system, with its three ride settings — allowing one to
choose between normal, comfort, and
sport modes.
The driver can use the ESP ® switch on the centre console to
choose between ESP ON, ESP
SPORT and ESP OFF
modes.
The car's driving responses can be adapted by using the Driving Experience Control switch, allowing the driver to
choose between default COMFORT
mode, efficiency - enhancing ECO PRO
mode and
SPORT mode.
Where the outgoing car gave you a choice of rather hard «normal»
mode and an even harder «+ R» setting, the 10th - gen version lets you
choose between «comfort», «
sport» and «+ R».
Specify
Sports Chrono ($ 3890 manual, $ 4790 with PDK) and that wheel will also have Porsche's equivalent of the Ferrari manettino — a rotary dial that allows you to
choose from standard, Sport, Sport + and Individual drive
modes.
The ESP ® button in the AMG DRIVE UNIT allows the driver to
choose between «ESP ON», «ESP
SPORT» and «ESP OFF» — with the currently active
mode shown in the central display of the instrument cluster.
You'll enjoy near 26mpg on the open road and have the ability to
choose comfort, normal, or
sport steering
modes dependent upon your mood!
Though there is a neat
sport mode that livens up the throttle response, there are no paddle shifters, so you're at the mercy of the computer to
choose the DCT's ratios.
The standard Driving Dynamics Control switch allows drivers to
choose between ECO PRO, COMFORT,
SPORT and
SPORT + driving
modes.
As with the latest M5, the driver can
choose between three different driving
modes: efficiency,
sport and
sport Plus.
Interior Features • 5 passenger seating • Cockpit - like seating with raised console / shifter for controllability and quick response • Unique center console design, created to look like a
sport motorcycle tank while also supporting driver's knee during cornering • High eye - point for increased visibility • Available Integrated Control (I - CON) system with automatic air conditioning that allows driver to
choose between three drive
modes (
Sport, Normal, Eco) • Cloth seat fabric with available premium fabric • 6 - way manual driver's seat, 4 - way manual front passenger seat • 60/40 fold - down 2nd row seats for increased cargo room • Available leather - appointed seats • Available heated front seats • Available leather - wrapped steering wheel • Storage under rear cargo floor (FWD models only) • Dual front and rear beverage holder • Speed - sensitive door locks
Though the LX,
Sport, and EX come with a six - speed manual transmission, you can
choose to upgrade these to a continuously variable transmission with
sport mode.
The driver can
choose from five different configurations based on combinations of the DSC
modes (DSC on, MDM, DSC off) and M xDrive
modes (all - wheel drive, all - wheel drive
sport, rear - wheel drive).
The Adaptive M suspension, fitted as standard for the UK market, also provides COMFORT,
SPORT and
SPORT +
modes, enabling the driver to
choose between a more comfortable damper setting for urban driving, for example, or a stiffer set - up for dynamic driving on country roads.
Using this toggle function, the driver is able to
choose among the NORMAL,
SPORT, and
SPORT +
modes.
Through the DYNAMIC SELECT controller in the center console, drivers can
choose between a variety of driving
modes, including COMFORT, SLIPPERY,
SPORT, and OFF - ROAD.
The 2013 Avalon is a combination of
sports car and sedan, you can
choose by selecting the driving
mode switch, which offers normal, economy...
The overall feel is determined largely by the damper
mode chosen by the driver: comfort,
sport and
sport - plus.