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Originally Posted by kanga
Comfort mode is definitely slower in acceleration, but once you get past 5000 rpm, it is just as powerful as sport. However it's too dead for me to consider using it on anything other than really rough roads (mainly dirt) or boring freeway driving where I'd use the eco mode anyway.
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you should try what sygazelle said.
If you want a more responsive throttle response simply push the gear lever left into S you will notice the revs go up straight away. You may also want to run your car in a bit as well, I felt the engine was more responsive after around 3000 kilometers.
I also have my adaptive suspension set up for Sport with Chassis only. That way I effectively have 6 settings.
ECO
Comfort
Comfort with S (which is what I think you want)
Sport with regular engine setting (heavier steering and stiffer chassis only)
Sport with S
Sport +
these settings are also know as
Kids are asleep
Kids are awake but in traffic
Kids are awake on open road
Driving alone in traffic
Driving alone on open road
Sunday Cruise
