
Cockpit
12
Instrument cluster 
1Indicator lamps for turn signal 
indicators13 
2Speedometer with display of speed for 
>Cruise control58 
or 
>Active cruise control59 
3Indicator and warning lamps13 
4Display for active cruise control60 
5Tachometer with variable advance 
warning field and Energy Control65 
6Display for 
>Indicator and warning lamps of the 
Check Control68 
>Speed of the cruise control58 
>Desired speed for active cruise 
control60 
>Clock/date65 
>Outside temperature65 7Display for 
>Automatic transmission 54 
>Sequential manual transmission 53
>Computer70 
>Date and remaining distance for 
service requirement66 
>Trip odometer/odometer65 
>Check Control message present68 
8Fuel gauge66 
9To set trip odometer to zero 
and reset for 
service requirement display65 

Controls
 65Reference
At a glance
Driving tips
Communications
Navigation
Entertainment
Mobility
Everything under control 
Odometer, outside 
temperature display, clock 
When the ignition is switched off you can 
briefly activate the time, outside tempera-
ture and odometer displays by pressing the 
button at the lower left of the instrument 
cluster. 
1 Outside temperature display, 
clock, date 
The outside temperature and the time are 
display as of ignition key position 1. 
You can change the measurement unit 
6/7 in the   menu, refer to Measurement 
units on page 74. 
To call up the date: 
Briefly press the Check button on the turn 
indicator lever, refer to page 69. 
Setting the time and date, refer to page 74. 
Ice warning 
A warning signal sounds when the outside 
temperature falls to roughly +37.57/+36; 
this is accompanied by a message. 
Please bear in mind that the ice warn-
ing does nothing to alter the fact that 
black ice may be present on roads at tem-
peratures higher than +37.57/+36, e.g. 
on bridges and shaded roads.<
2 Odometer and trip odometer 
To set the trip odometer to zero: 
Press the button at the lower left of the 
instrument cluster. 
Tachometer 
The white-striped advance warning field, 
arrow 1, changes depending on the engine 
temperature. The segments disappear in 
sequence as the engine warms to its nor-
mal operating temperature. 
Avoid allowing the engine speed to rise as 
far as the advance warning field whenever 
possible.
Engine speeds in the red warning field, 
arrow 2, must be avoided. 
In this range, the fuel supply is interrupted 
to protect the engine. 

Everything under control
74
Measurement units 
You can change the measurement units for 
consumption, distances, temperature and 
pressure for each specific key.
1.Open the   menu
2.Select "Display settings" and press the 
controller
3.Select "Units" and press the controller
4.Select the menu item to be adjusted 
and press the controller
5.Select the desired measurement unit 
and press the controller.
Language 
The language on the Control Center can be 
set for each specific key.
Control Center, for principle details, refer to 
page 16:
1.Open the   menu
2.Select "Display settings" and press the 
controller
3.Select "Languages" and press the con-
troller
4.Select "Text language" and press the 
controller. You can select a different 
language for the text displays5.Select the desired language and press 
the controller. 
Setting the time 
Control Center, for principle details, refer to 
page 16:
1.Open the   menu
2.Select "Display settings" and press the 
controller 
3.Select "Time" and press the controller
4.Select "Set time" and press the control-
ler. The first time setting is highlighted
5.Turn the controller to make the adjust-
ment 
6.Press the controller to apply the setting. 
The next adjustment is highlighted 
7.Make the remaining adjustments. After 
the last adjustment, the time is stored.
Changing the display format 
The display mode of the clock can be set 
for each specific key.
1.Select "Time format" and press the 
controller
2.Select the desired format and press the 
controller. 

Everything from A to Z
204 Cargo, securing 109
Cargo area
Ð locking separately 31
Caring for artificial leather, 
refer to Caring for your 
vehicle brochure
Caring for leather, refer to 
Caring for your vehicle 
brochure
Caring for light-alloy 
wheels, refer to Caring for 
your vehicle brochure
Caring for plastic, refer to 
Caring for your vehicle 
brochure
Caring for the carpet, refer 
to Caring for your vehicle 
brochure
Caring for the vehicle finish, 
refer to Caring for your 
vehicle brochure
Car jack
Ð jacking points 188
Car keys, refer to Central 
keys with remote 
control 26
Car phone 151
Ð installation location, refer 
to Center armrest 98
Ð refer to Portable 
phone 150
Ð refer to separate Owner's 
Manual
Car radio, refer to 
Radio 134
Car wash 106
Ð refer also to Caring for 
your vehicle brochure
Catalytic converter, refer to 
High temperatures 106
"Categories" 138
CBC Cornering Brake 
Control 78
CBS Condition Based 
Service 181
"CD" 130CD changer 144
Ð adjusting the tone 131
Ð controls 130
Ð fast forward/reverse 146
Ð installation location 144
Ð listening to a CD 144
Ð playing a track 145
Ð random order 146
Ð repeating a track 145
Ð selecting track 145
Ð switching on/off 130
Ð volume 131
CD for navigation 114
CD player 141
Ð adjusting the tone 131
Ð controls 130
Ð fast forward/reverse 142
Ð playing a track 142
Ð random order 142
Ð repeating a track 142
Ð selecting tracks 141
Ð switching on/off 130
Ð volume 131
Center armrest 98
Center console, refer to 
Comfort area 14
Central keys with remote 
control 26
"Central locking" 38
Central locking system 27
Ð from inside vehicle 30
Ð from outside vehicle 27
Changes, technical, refer to 
Parts and accessories 6
Changing a wheel 187
Changing selector-lever 
positions 55
Changing the direction 
display for navigation 124
Changing the language on 
the Control Display 74
Changing the 
measurement units on the 
Control Display 74
Changing wheels 174
CHECK button 69
Check Control 68
"Check Control 
messages" 69
Check Gas Cap 168Checking the air pressure, 
refer to Tire inflation 
pressure 170
Child's seat 45
Child-restraint fixing 
LATCH 47
Child restraints 45
Child-restraint system 45
Child-safety lock 48
Chock 187
Chrome parts, care, refer to 
Caring for your vehicle 
brochure
Cigarette lighter 100
Circulation of air, refer to 
Recirculated-air mode 91
"City" for destination 
entry 117
Cleaning, refer to Caring for 
your vehicle brochure
Cleaning headlamps
Ð washer fluid 57
Cleaning windshield 57
"Climate" 41
Clock 65
Ð 12/24 hour mode 74
Ð setting the time and 
date 74
Closing
Ð from inside 30
Ð from outside 27
Cockpit 10
Comfort area 14
Comfort seat 37
"Communication" 152
"Communication 
interface" 161
Compact Disc
Ð refer to CD changer 144
Ð refer to CD player 141
Compact wheel
Ð inflation pressure 171
Ð wheel change 187
Compression ratio, refer to 
Engine data 198
Computer 70
Ð clock, 12/24 hour 
mode 74
Ð displays on the Control 
Display 70 

Reference 205
At a glance
Controls
Driving tips
Communications
Navigation
Entertainment
Mobility
Condition Based Service 
CBS 181
"Confirmation" 28
Confirmation signals for 
vehicle locking 28
"Confirm unlock code" 153
Connecting a vacuum 
cleaner, refer to Lighter 
socket 100
Consumption display
Ð refer to average
fuel consumption 70
Consumption indicator
Ð refer to Energy Control 66
"Continue guidance to 
dest.?" 126
Control Center 16
Ð adjusting the 
brightness 73
Ð assistance window 18
Ð automatic climate 
control 92
Ð changing settings 73
Ð changing the menu 
page 19
Ð confirming selection or 
entry 19
Ð display, menus 16
Ð language selection 74
Ð lists 19
Ð menu item selection 19
Ð selecting units of measure 
and display format 74
Ð setting time and date 74
Ð status information 18
Ð symbols 17
Control Display 16
Controller, refer to Control 
Center 16
Controls, audio 
systems 130
Controls, refer to 
Cockpit 10
Convenience operation
Ð glass roof 28
Ð windows 28
Convenience start, refer to 
Starting the engine 49
Coolant 179, 180
Ð level 180
Cooling, maximum 91Cornering Brake Control 78
"Country" for destination 
entry 117
Country of destination for 
navigation 116
Courtesy lighting 89
Cruise control 58
Ð active cruise control 59
Ð indicator lamp 11
Cruising range 70
Cup holder, refer to 
Beverage holders 99
Curb weight, refer to 
Weights 200
Current fuel 
consumption 66
"Current position" 115
"Customer Relations" 163
Cylinders, refer to Engine 
data 198
D
Dashboard, refer to 
Cockpit 10
Data 198
Ð capacities 201
Ð dimensions 199
Ð engine 198
Ð weights 200
Date 65
Ð calling up 65
Ð display format 75
Ð setting 75
Daytime driving lamps 87
DBC Dynamic Brake 
Control 79
Ð indicator lamp 79
Decommissioning the 
vehicle, refer to Caring for 
your vehicle brochure
Defect
Ð automatic 
transmission 56
Ð door lock 29
Ð fuel filler door 168
Ð glass roof 35
Ð luggage compartment 
lid 31
Ð Sequential manual 
transmission SMG 53Defrosting the windshield, 
refer to Defrosting 
windows 91
Defrosting windows and 
removing 
condensation 91
Defrost position, refer to 
Defrosting windows 91
"Delete address book" for 
navigation 121
"Delete all numbers" on the 
portable phone 155
"Delete data" for 
navigation 121
"Delete" for portable 
phone 155
Deleting the destination 
address 120
Destination for navigation
Ð entry 116
Ð recent destinations 119
Ð selecting via map 118
Ð selecting with 
information 118
Ð storing 120
Destination guidance 123
Ð changing specified 
route 121
Ð interrupting voice 
instructions 125
Ð selecting a new route 125
Ð terminating/
continuing 126
Ð volume of voice 
instructions 125
"Detour" 126
"Dial number" 153
Digital clock 65
Dimensions 199
Dipstick for engine oil 178
Directional indicators, refer 
to Turn signal 
indicators 56
Direction announcements, 
refer to Voice 
instructions 124
Direction instructions, refer 
to Voice instructions 124
Directory, refer to Phone 
book 154