Loving sport mode when I need it!

[Deb in Bailey]

I've been doing a bit of long-distance driving. I've made three 400+mile trips - 7 hours straight each time - in the past 6 weeks since I got my Telly. Much of the ride is through the mountains between 55-65 mph posted speed limits. One end of the trip is 7400 ft. The other is 4600 ft. There is a 9000 ft. pass, several 10000 ft. passes, and an almost 11,000 ft. pass in between.

I tend to drive in smart mode.

Most of the time it sits in eco or sometimes comfort.
But I love when it drops into sport mode. I am not patient with summer-vacation mountain drivers. I love the get-up-and-go when I need it.

 

[zens]

Perhaps I haven't popped mine in sport mode enough just yet, but sport mode does not feel much different than comfort mode.

 

[ceenote]

I've been doing a bit of long-distance driving. I've made three 400+mile trips - 7 hours straight each time - in the past 6 weeks since I got my Telly. Much of the ride is through the mountains between 55-65 mph posted speed limits. One end of the trip is 7400 ft. The other is 4600 ft. There is a 9000 ft. pass, several 10000 ft. passes, and an almost 11,000 ft. pass in between.

I tend to drive in smart mode. Most of the time it sits in eco or sometimes comfort.

But I love when it drops into sport mode. I am not patient with summer-vacation mountain drivers. I love the get-up-and-go when I need it.

Yes sir.. I get a kick out of it myself as well! Especially when getting on the expressway or just passing someone up on the expressway..

 

[elmuchachos]

Perhaps I haven't popped mine in sport mode enough just yet, but sport mode does not feel much different than comfort mode.

I certainly feel the difference between the two. There’s a lot more pull when stepping on the gas in sport mode.

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[RNunz]

I certainly feel the difference between the two. There’s a lot more pull when stepping on the gas in sport mode.

Here, too. I feel a big difference between Sport and Comfort. I like both.