How many driving modes does the BMW 525 have?

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BMW 5 Series has three driving modes: ECO, Comfort, and Sport. Eco Mode (ECO): In this mode, the vehicle's computer restricts fuel injection and adjusts the transmission's shift logic. Simply put, the car's full potential is restrained—when the driver presses the accelerator, the power doesn't respond immediately, giving a somewhat sluggish feeling. Sport Mode: In this mode, the transmission's shift logic becomes more aggressive. The gearbox shifts at higher engine RPMs, ensuring strong dynamic performance. The most noticeable effect is enhanced acceleration and a sense of the car's explosive power. Of course, Sport Mode increases fuel consumption and places additional mechanical stress on components like the transmission gears and engine crankshaft connecting rods. However, occasional "spirited" driving can help clear carbon deposits from the engine. Comfort Mode: The suspension becomes softer and more linear, steering response improves, and body stability is further enhanced. This mode delivers better smoothness and comfort when going over speed bumps or during braking and acceleration, with more pronounced cushioning. Torque output is gentler, reducing jerky sensations.