[PGT]

My car doesn't feel noticeably firmer in Sport vs. normal modes. I drove a few examples before buying the one in the color I wanted and I feel like they were a bigger difference. Maybe I've just gotten used to it but I didn't notice a big difference when I first got it either. Guess I should go back to the dealer and ask to drive one on the lot.

Mine's an early 2018 I got in July (it was made in Feb or prior) and just wondering if a running change was made.

 

[phaMatic]

I assume you have a touring. I have a 2.0T touring from Feb 2018; in sport mode I notice stiffing suspension vs normal drive mode. In addition to stiffer steering wheel.

 

[browndirtcowboy]

I noticed a huge differnece. Really resonsive acceleration and tighter handling with a slight stiffer steering wheel. When it worked. after 172 miles I got error message stating adaptive damper system problem see your dealer.
So after 48 hours of ownership I have to call to get into Honda. Not a comforting feeling.

 

[2018Touring]

2018 1.5T Touring Owner Here

I have a 2018 Touring, 1.5T, built in November of 2017. When I'm in sport, there's a big difference in the suspension, steering, an over all driving experience for me. Paddle shifters are super fun around curvy, mountainous roads. I truly believe I am getting much better gas mile using 93 octane. Perfect car for me in the fairly large city. And the car looks awesome!