PatrickGT
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Driving in S mode doesn't mean you're driving spirited any more than driving a manual means you're racing.
Good news, if you actually read what I wrote I clearly said not driving spiritedly.
That IS the assumption of the shift program. The vehicle will assume that you want more sporty/spirited driving program if you use S mode. That is why it is there, the entire intent of it. From there it will process a complex algorithm based on road speed, throttle position, coolant temps, wheelspin/wheel speed sensor data and... this is important... steering angle. It is then all processed, and the vehicle then decides. On a 90 degree right-hand turn with little throttle input and no real need to select 2nd it probably won't in S mode, more likely will in D. That's the whole point of these programs and different shift algorithms.
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