Today I broke through the 100 mile break-in barrier! Woohoo!
I had to go in to the office today, so I purposely took the long, painful way with a lot of stoplights, so I could vary the speeds, work through the gears, vary the rpms, etc.. as I knew I would eclipse 100 miles somewhere along the way to work. Once I hit 100 miles, I put it in Sport mode for the last couple of miles to work. Then Normal mode on way home with the exception of the last couple of miles in Sport mode where the roads made sense to do so. Hellooooooooo, Sport Mode!



Wow, that was a significant step up/difference in how the car behaves -- loved it! I can't wait to be in Sport mode in the mountain twisties.
No WOT yet -- no clear opportunity yet.
Man, it is SO EASY to go fast in this car. I'm going to have to really pay attention. In the blink of an eye, I'm doing 65 in a 45 and it feels like I'm going 35! And that's just in Normal mode!
I'm very impressed with the daily drivability of this car, which is consistent with what I read, watched and heard. Put in Normal mode, Quiet exhaust and Comfort steering and you've got a 760hp highway cruiser. Base seats are super comfy and the adjustability of the seats and steering wheel really set me up well (I'm 6'3", 200lbs). Great visibility. Alcantra steering wheel is super nice to the touch. The detents in the cup holders that adjust to the size of the cup are a nice touch. And no more cups being in the way of a shifter!
Still getting use to all the tech. Amazing how just a flip a switch or two and the car transforms in to a completely different animal. It is always fast, but the modes change the experience completely. I'm shocked at just how much the tech can change the experience.