Which driving mode is the most comfortable for an Audi A4?

[Gabrielle]

Choose between Sport mode or Economy mode based on your needs. Here are 3 tips for driving an automatic transmission: 1. When waiting at a red light: Depending on your driving habits, you can temporarily stop by pressing the brake while keeping the gear in D. This is because the torque converter in the transmission is equipped with a reaction wheel with a one-way clutch, which amplifies the torque from the engine crankshaft. It does not rotate at engine idle and only engages when the engine speed increases. 2. When starting to move: Press the brake pedal before shifting the gear lever from P or N to a driving gear. Release the brake pedal, and the vehicle will slowly start moving. The purpose of pressing the brake in advance is to ensure the safety of both the driver and the vehicle. 3. When starting the engine: The engine can only be started when the gear lever is in the P or N position. If the gear lever is in a driving gear such as D or R, the engine will not start.

[Corbin]

After driving an Audi A4 for several years, I've found that Comfort mode is the most comfortable choice. It softens the suspension significantly, absorbing most of the road vibrations, making long highway drives easy on the backside. Acceleration is smooth, and braking is steady and seamless. Compared to the tightness of Dynamic mode, Comfort is much better suited for daily commuting. During highway cruising, fuel consumption is reasonable, the steering is light, and even music sounds clearer. In city traffic with frequent stops and starts, this mode prevents the nausea-inducing jerkiness of sudden acceleration and braking, making the overall driving experience relaxed and enjoyable. If I had to choose a mode, Comfort would always be my top pick.

[StMalia]

As a young Audi owner, I usually prefer using Comfort mode when driving for leisure, finding it the most comfortable. It slightly slows down the throttle response, making the ride smooth and relaxed, with a light steering feel. On city streets, the suspension is soft, absorbing bumps without jolts. Compared to Efficiency or Dynamic mode, Comfort strikes a balance, allowing for quiet music listening even during highway cruising. Friends in the back seat always comment on how comfortable it is, making weekend trips enjoyable with less driving fatigue. Simply put, Comfort mode is the perfect match for commuting and leisure, all with just a button press.

[EverlyMarie]

From a mechanical perspective, let's talk about the Comfort mode adjustments in the Audi A4 regarding suspension stiffness and engine response. It reduces road feedback vibrations, provides more linear and smooth acceleration, and shifts gear with a logic leaning towards fuel efficiency. Compared to the Dynamic mode which enhances performance and braking intensity, Comfort mode minimizes bump fatigue, especially on poor road conditions. Long-term use also helps protect vehicle components, ensuring a more reassuring drive.