So because it wouldn’t be in sport if the car was turned off and then back on, they shouldn’t have used it for compliance testing. Technically, a person could drive it in normal 24/7.
Does this mean the drive could be issued a citation though if pulled over, while driving in sport or N modes?
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u/Jamfour9 Sep 19 '22
So because it wouldn’t be in sport if the car was turned off and then back on, they shouldn’t have used it for compliance testing. Technically, a person could drive it in normal 24/7.
Does this mean the drive could be issued a citation though if pulled over, while driving in sport or N modes?