AUTO mode is growing on me

[Ares4104 33]

When my Camaro was self-learning it was doing the exact things all of you have mentioned especially in sport and other fun modes. Once it learned how I drive it wasn't an issue anymore. It could be the same issue here as well not saying I am guaranteeing it is but could be.

My '15 Charger definitely did the learning thing so I know what you mean, but even if it is learning, I don't think it will fix itself. Both of my Chargers seem to re-learn all the time. If I was driving aggressively, the next time I get in my car it feels like it wants to go, but if I drive chill, my next drive will feel like it's lagging. My '15 did that for 10 years.

I'm over 7k miles and at least half of those are in sport. It's possible that the weird throttle behavior is due to driving aggressively then trying to drive slowly after-- but even if that's the case it's some kind of bug. The whole car pulses like I'm blipping the throttle.

 

[aceinspp114 144]

Interesting as never noticed any of the issues with my 2026 scat Dodge. Later RJD

 

[JoshuaMK28 2]

I run mine in Custom which is basically just set to Auto settings, but I prefer a stiffer steering feel, and I enable the paddle shifters for when I feel like using them. I ran my 2019 RT the same way and it's nice having a similar feel to the steering.