Adaptive suspension
It depends.
On market and model, with differences between USA/Canada and ROW (Rest of World), model (base vs luxury vs portfolio vs S vs XFR) and mid-life update (in 2012).
Even then if it wasn't standard it was a cost option on some models, IIRC it was only ever standard on the XFR (and maybe the SV8/Supercharged).
The only way to know for sure if a particular car has it or not (other than the XFR) is to open the hood/bonnet and look at the tops of the front strut towers - if there are wires running to plugs on the tops of those towers it has adaptive suspension, if no wires it does not.
On market and model, with differences between USA/Canada and ROW (Rest of World), model (base vs luxury vs portfolio vs S vs XFR) and mid-life update (in 2012).
Even then if it wasn't standard it was a cost option on some models, IIRC it was only ever standard on the XFR (and maybe the SV8/Supercharged).
The only way to know for sure if a particular car has it or not (other than the XFR) is to open the hood/bonnet and look at the tops of the front strut towers - if there are wires running to plugs on the tops of those towers it has adaptive suspension, if no wires it does not.
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