But how does Alfa Romeo’s DNA system actually affect how the Alfa Romeo MiTo 1.4 drives?
The Alfa Romeo MiTo 1.4 has a special feature called the DNA system, which means Dynamic, Normal and All-weather modes. With this system, drivers can change all sorts of things about how the car performs on the fly with a flick of a switch, and could, in theory, change the driving experience entirely. But how much do these changes show up in real world driving? So is it a gimmick, or does it actually change the car's character? Some owners swear the difference between modes is night and day, while others say you can barely tell. We’ll take a look at how this system affects throttle response, steering feel and ultimately how it affects the overall handling, and if this system really delivers on its promise of adaptability to different driving conditions and driving preferences.
It’s actually pretty cool, this DNA system. In Dynamic mode the throttle response gets noticeably sharper and the steering a bit heavier. On twisty roads it really wakes the car up. All weather mode has saved my bacon a few times in the rain, but normal is good for everyday driving.
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