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I have tried the different modes that the DNA selector provides, so this is just my opinion:
When I place the selector in "D" mode, my Stelvio tells me I have made a wise selection and I will enjoy the response from the throttle and shift points of the trans, but watch out for the law and other drivers.
When I have the selector in "N" mode my Stelvio seems to tell me, this is okay and I will perform pretty good with this selection and provide pretty good fuel mileage.
When I place the selector in the "A" mode my Stelvio asks, what in the heck are you doing. I will response as slow as I can, you will just have to wait till I decide to get to your set speed; jerk.
Now, who am I to determine the best setting for my Stelvio, as my vehicle knows best what works well. I have decided that the mode setting should be set on "N" or "D" most of the time, like 99% of the time.
Just my thoughts
When I place the selector in "D" mode, my Stelvio tells me I have made a wise selection and I will enjoy the response from the throttle and shift points of the trans, but watch out for the law and other drivers.
When I have the selector in "N" mode my Stelvio seems to tell me, this is okay and I will perform pretty good with this selection and provide pretty good fuel mileage.
When I place the selector in the "A" mode my Stelvio asks, what in the heck are you doing. I will response as slow as I can, you will just have to wait till I decide to get to your set speed; jerk.
Now, who am I to determine the best setting for my Stelvio, as my vehicle knows best what works well. I have decided that the mode setting should be set on "N" or "D" most of the time, like 99% of the time.
Just my thoughts