Everything under control
48 perature display. In addition, an acoustic 
signal sounds and the display flashes for a 
short time.
After an ice warning has been issued, 
the display returns to the previous 
setting. You can have this activated/deacti-
vated.<
Please bear in mind that the ice warn-
ing does nothing to alter the fact that 
glare ice may be present on roads at tem-
peratures higher than +37.57/+36, for  
instance, on bridges and shaded roads.<
Clock
12 or 24 hour mode
If your vehicle is equipped with a computer, 
you can have the time displayed in the 12 
or 24 hour mode.
During the display, hold down the com-
puter button in the turn indicator lever until 
the display changes.
Average fuel consumption
If you press the button in the turn signal 
indicator lever for a longer period, the cur-
rently displayed average value for fuel con-
sumption is recalculated from that moment 
onwards.
Cruising range
The cruising range is determined on the 
basis of the past driving style and the 
present volume of fuel.
Always refuel as soon as possible 
once your cruising range falls to 
below 30 miles/50 kilometers, as other-
wise engine functions are not ensured and 
damage can occur.<
Average speed 
If you press the button in the turn signal 
indicator lever for a longer period, the cur-
rently displayed average value for speed is 
recalculated from that moment onwards. 
         
        
        Everything from A to Z
120 Bottle holder, refer to 
Beverage holders 67
Brake fluid 96
Ð indicator lamp 96
Ð level 96
Ð replacing 96
Brake force display 54
Brake lamps
Ð defect 57
Ð indicator lamp 12
Ð replacing the bulbs 102
Brake pads and rotors
Ð breaking-in procedure 76
Brakes 77, 96
Ð ABS 77
Ð brake fluid 96
Ð break-in procedure 76
Ð handbrake 38
Ð indicator/warning 
lamp 38
Brake system
Ð brake-fluid level 96
Ð brake pads 96
Ð corrosion 77
Ð disc brakes 76, 77
Ð indicator lamp 96
Ð rotors 76, 77
Brake wear warning
Ð brake pads 96
Ð indicator lamp 96
Break-in procedures 76
Bulbs and lamps 99
Buttons in steering 
wheel 14
C
California Proposition 
65 Warning 98
Capacities 117
Car care, refer to Caring for 
your vehicle brochure
Car-care products, refer to 
Caring for your vehicle 
brochure
Care, refer to Caring for 
your vehicle brochureCargo area 71
Ð capacity 116
Ð cover 71
Ð floor cover 72
Ð folding rear seat 
backrest 71
Ð increasing volume 71
Ð lashing eyes 73
Ð manual unlocking 21
Ð opening, remote 
control 19
Ð opening/closing 21
Ð opening from the 
outside 21
Ð sockets 73
Ð volume 116
Cargo bay, refer to Cargo 
area 71
Cargo loading 78
Caring for leather, 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 keys, refer to Key 
set 18
Car phone preparation 70
Car wash 77
Car wash, refer to Caring 
for your vehicle brochure
Catalytic converter, refer to 
High temperatures 76
Central locking system 18
Ð interior 20
Changes, technical, refer to 
For your own safety 6
Changing a wheel 103
Check Gas Cap
Ð indicator lamp 12, 84
Checking inflation 
pressure 86
Child's seats, refer to 
Child-restraint 
systems 34
Child-restraint systems 34
Child-safety locks 36
Chock 103Chrome parts, care, refer to 
Caring for your vehicle 
brochure
Cigarette lighter
Ð front 69
Ð rear 69
Circulation of air, refer to 
Recirculated-air 
mode 61, 64
Cleaning, vehicle, refer to 
Caring for your vehicle 
brochure
Cleaning the windshield 42
Cleaning windows, 
reservoir 94
Clean the rear window 42
Clock 46
Ð 12/24 hour mode 48
Ð setting, refer also to 
Owner's Manual for 
Radio/Onboard 
computer 46
Clutch 76
Ð breaking in 76
Cockpit 10
Cold start, refer to Starting 
the engine 37
Comfort operation
Ð panorama glass roof 20
Compact wheel
Ð wheel changes 103
Compression ratio, refer to 
Engine data 114
Computer 47
Computer, functions 48
Condensation, refer to A/C 
operation 61, 64
Connecting a vacuum 
cleaner, refer to Lighter 
socket 69
Consumption, refer to 
Average fuel
consumption 48
Consumption indicator, 
refer to Fuel gauge 45
Contents 3
Controls, refer to 
Cockpit 10
Convenience operation
Ð from outside 20
Ð windows 20