Also, did other R Line owners get special R Line carpet matts as stated on the website? Mine are plain so have left a message with the dealer.
Thanks, Paul
Hi there, I have the 2WD so no dial...manual says it's a push button lower dash but just can't see it for lookingyetirider said:Driver Profile is page 184 of the manual.
Its in the middle of the 4Motion knob and should display the options on the screen
So if you don't get driver profiles on 2wd, and on 4wd models it's selected via the dial button, it begs the question just what is the 'mode' button that's shown in the manual for and which models actually have it?GazSEL said:You can't select driver profiles on 2wd models.
I think there is more to this...within the ACC menu, I can select the driver profile when in ACC mode - all the profiles are selectable. I just can't select them in general driving. I can select the DSG response to normal or sport, but not the full driver profiles.Essjay said:So if you don't get driver profiles on 2wd, and on 4wd models it's selected via the dial button, it begs the question just what is the 'mode' button that's shown in the manual for and which models actually have it?GazSEL said:You can't select driver profiles on 2wd models.
Steve
Thank you, that's helpful. Must just be missing on the Tig. I agree that it's a novelty and I rarely used it on my Audi but I did like the stiffer steering, whereas the Tig feels softer. I will get used to it.GazSEL said:The acc profile is only for how quickly the throttle is applied during acc operation. Sport = Full throttle to get you back up to your set speed normal = 3/4 throttle eco half throttle. It was the same on my gtd, although that did have driver profile the acc profile had the same options as the tig. There is no mode button or dial on 2wd so can't comment on the operation of that. My last 2 vw have had driver profile setting and must say I personally hardly used them after the first few weeks, after the novelty factor had worn off![]()