Audi: Car has a mind of it's own

Hi,

I'm still trying to work out all the gizmos on my A3, and I swear this
thing has a mind of it's own

There are two things I've noticed, and wondered if anyone had any input
on.

1. Automatic lights

The car has a light sensor system, which can switch the headlights on
and off automatically depending on the prevailing light conditions.
When I first tried this when I first got the car, it decided to put the
lights on in broad daylight. Only strong sunlight would cause it to
leave the lights off. This perplexed me somewhat. Obviously the car
has to "play it safe", as it's far better to have lights on when you
don't need them, than off when you do, but it seemed a bit overzealous.

I've now started using them again, and the system is far better, only
switching the lights on when it's actually necessary.

What I'm wondering is what's changed? Has the system taken note of the
ambient light levels when I've manually switched the lights on and off,
and altered it's behaviour according? If so, I'm bloody impressed!

2. Wipers

Simpler one this. If I leave the wipers on (in any mode) when I leave
the car, then when I return, they don't operate at all until I move the
stalk to another setting. Is this behaviour by design?

Thanks for any opinions.
--
Toby

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