i only use sport mode, too much shifting and sluggish tranny when in normal mode on my 2018 camry xse

Toyotajeff in Raleigh is this car in the video the hybrid xle?

A Highlander LE V6 AWD plus has snow mode It decreases throttle sensitivity and it shifts into the next gear at very low rpms which decreases shift shock Sport mode isn’t an option, but power mode is Powermode just keeps it in a slightly higher gear than normal which reduces the amount of shifts you have and feel

@@p4rth905 watch the video dummy, he tells you the model.

I wonder how aftermarket throttle controllers like iDrive and Pedal Commander with their Eco, Normal and Sport modes compare to the Camry Eco, Normal and Sport modes?

Because they want you to merge with speeding cars that are coming from behind comfortably, if you are too slow to accelerate you might get tail gated. No shit Sherlock.

@@furiousfragment7082 yeah sure maybe if you had the privilege to own cars with this feature its a no brainer but not everybody owns a brand new car you over privilege jackass

@@ciscofire99 I don't even own a bicycle. :D

@@ciscofire99 Actually i own a 2014 Toyota Rav4 and has all these.

Yeah that's what the eco mode for. It takes power than the normal one.

You're doing it wrong.... You're supposed to change your driving habits to meet the mode the car is in. If you're ALWAYS driving like you think you're Mario freakin Andretti, regardless of what mode it's in, OF COURSE it's not going to give you the result you're wanting, or the result it's designed for. When you're wanting to zip around on tight, winding Mountain roads, or make your way quickly across town, or spend some time on a race course, put that sucker in sport mode and drive it like a sports car. But if you're stuck in rush hour traffic, or if you're just coming home after a long, hard, tiring day at work, and you're more concerned about taking it easy and relaxing, than you are about zipping around the corners at top speed, and passing everything but a gas station ...then you put it in eco mode and take it easy. You sit back, relax, let it coast into the corner and ease your way out... You let the ride be smoooooth, and let the car catch it's breath. Let it gently swing its way through the curves, casually climb up the hills, and Coast down them. You don't have to have your dang foot smashing on a pedal, constant, non-stop, all the freaking time... Gas, brake, gas, brake, gas, brake!! Some people act like it will kill them if more than a tenth of a millisecond passes without that foot mashing on the brake or gas pedal. With the technology in cars these days, people totally forget the *driver* element. You can put the car in different modes, but you need to put the DRIVER in different modes too. You can't expect the car to be as fast in eco mode as it is in sport, or normal, that's why they call it freakin sport, eco, and normal! The DRIVER needs to match the cars mode. No matter how fancy the technology, until the car is fully autonomous and self driving, the DRIVER is going to affect the vehicles performance, economy, efficiency... REGARDLESS of what mode the car is in.

@@mrfixitusa6165 Lol funny bro thanks for the laugh I get the frustration.

@@LawAbidingCitizenHelloOfficer it's good that someone finally gets it!😋 ....instead of the usual nuts that say silly mess like "why are you so angry?" That's not angry, that's just ..."animated talking" to get the point across ...and you're one of the smart ones that gets it! 😁

@@mrfixitusa6165 if you put it in normal mode and drive conservatively, the eco light comes on automatically. I get 36 to 38mpg on highway on my 2015 rav4 limited on normal mode cruising. Its rated at 30mpg highway 😂.

Is there a way to turn the eco off? I went to test drive in a corolla and it was stuck in eco. It didnt want to go anywhere, It felt like it was being starved for fuel.

Same with me

What is the best time to use eco mode?

@@sanyaandsamarah When you’re driving

@@sanyaandsamarah When you fail economics

Mark Smith have had any issues with ur car there are many problems with the new generation 4 cylinder

@@sepas65 I have had no problems with mine so far. I did have a transmission "reflash" at my dealership and that solved all shifting difficulties.

What do you mean you put it in gas mode, there's always hybrid power when you drive a Hybrid , it means it is either both electric and gas power or only electric power (which is EV mode). There's not a gasoline only mode. And normal doesn't mean gas only.

I'm a mechanic and no not at all actually, it's doing nothing more than playing wihh electronic gas pedal... So absolutely not an issue.. If it was the car manufacture would always make you stop to change modes like disable esp for example for some cars

no

for sure!!!

It’s a feature in all modes. The green “Eco” light turns on to show you when you are driving in a fuel efficient way in that moment in time. Like if you gun it the eco light will turn off. If you accelerate easily or are coasting for example, it will light up

Use cruise control to get the best mileage.

So less? Why?

@@furiousfragment7082 ; because he’s driving a dodge.

@@kevinkemble3718 LOL

Yeah- buy a new car 😂😂

Dark side #release snyder cut

It'll engage when the electric motor is more than 1/3 full and you are going less than 25 mph .

Also, unless you are in bumper to bumper traffic or driving around the city, I'd avoid eco mode. I get better mpg on normal mode when I'm driving at normal highway speeds without stop and go traffic.

@@JohnDoe-zw8vx how the hell eco mode is not economical than normal mode? It should be noticeable if not night and day. i hope it is not just a gimmick and doesn't really does anything.

@@furiousfragment7082 I think for city driving it would be or if you have a trouble stepping on the accelerator too hard because all eco mode does is keep your RPMs down so you don't overwork the engine, using up more gas. I have pretty good accelerator control and lately I realized I do more highway driving with little to no traffic than I do city driving.

Ive only seen about 31 on my 18 corolla...wish i got 44...man

There's no way you own 19 Avalons bro

@@EricSepulveda why not? Good cruiser

Winter fuel is worse on MPG

If you are doing 45 mpg and you have 13 gallons of fuel in tank which is almost full then how do you end up with 320 miles ?

Lmao 🤣

yes

Not for these vehicles like the Rav or Camrys. They're designed to transition normally and it's actually encouraged to shift as required.