anamynous

ECO MODE all the time...................

Just kidding. Sports mode 95% of the time.

proview3r

Same, usually normal mode and when I want to change lanes, merge into traffic or have some fun, I would switch to Sport/Sport+

proview3r

I was actually surprised when I notice that it doesn't keep the last driving mode used after you turn off the car..

cp2

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my bucket spends a majority of the time in eco, but when i get on the freeway, i'll go sport mode. i have yet to try sport plus

RoiteTrom

Normal mode most of the time. Sport+ whenever the local traffic/highway is empty enough for me to gun it. Eco when I'm stuck in traffic.

rp2000r

Me too, wish you could set whatever mode you prefer as a default.

350Nva

iTrader: (2)

Sport+ when I don't have passengers, Eco for my carpool/commute.

It's weird if I leave it in Eco, and start up the car again, it starts in Eco, but not the same for Sport/Sport+

AndyL

For non F Sport - only 3 modes - Eco, Normal and Sport and I use them all. Eco when in traffic congestion. Normal and Sport - depends on traffic flow.

Jbreezie

Eco most of the time and sport when I want to have fun or need to pass someone up. I like being in eco mode most of the time because sport will actually make the is250 seem fast!

BOBFSPORT

What's this ECO mode ?

faisal11ir

Sport most of the time, Sport+ isn't comfortable for me.

anthonys2r

iTrader: (1)

I found that eco does little to nothing for me. As long as you're light on the pedal on normal mode, you should achieve the same effect (that little green eco light). The transmission is smart and will shift appropriately. In normal, if you're light on the gas, it will shift sooner and vice versa (heavy on the pedal, holds the gear longer and shifts later).

criticalgt

Can someone explain the differences between the modes? What changes with each mode besides throttle response and faster shifting? I feel no change in suspension unless I go in S+

The reason I am asking is because I am about to pull the trigger on coilovers. I am aware I will lose the AVS but right now, it seems like I will only lose the suspension adjustment felt when switching to S+. The rest will stay fully functional.

95% of the time I am in Sport or Sport+ with Manual Shifting. The other 5% in Normal and Auto when I am not fully awake

A2BLexus

Normal most of the time. If I am on the freeway or going for a long drive or stuck in stop and go, Eco. Sports when I have a need for speed.

proview3r

In Sport+, the suspension and the steering wheels stiffens up