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Page 366 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 365 Controls in detail
Driving and parking
Manually engaging electric parking 
brake
Press handle1.
The red indicator lamp 0 (USA only) 
or ! (Canada only) in the instru-
ment cluster comes on.
Autom

Page 367 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 366 Controls in detailDriving and parking
Shift the automatic transmission toP.
Turning off with SmartKey

Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch 
to position0 (
page 315) and remove 
it. 
The imm

Page 368 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 367 Controls in detail
Automatic transmission
Automatic transmission
For more information on driving with an 
automatic transmission, see “Automatic 
transmission” (
page 359).
Your vehicle’s

Page 369 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 368 Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionShifting from P to N
Moving the gear selector lever up or down 
shifts the automatic transmission out of 
park positionP:
With the vehicle at a standstill,

Page 370 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 369 Controls in detail
Automatic transmission

With the vehicle at a standstill, depress 
the brake pedal and keep it pressed.

Press the handle for electric parking 
brake (
page 364).

Press but

Page 372 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 371 Controls in detail
Automatic transmission
Even though this is possible, make it a practice 
to always shift into park positionP before turning 
off the engine and remove the SmartKey from 
the sta

Page 373 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 372 Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionGear ranges
With the automatic transmission in drive 
positionD, you can select a gear range for 
the automatic transmission to operate 
within.
You can lim

Page 375 of 705

MERCEDES-BENZ S550 2007 W221 Owners Manual 374 Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionHill start assist system
On uphill grades with a gradient angle of 
more than 5°, the hill start assist system 
maintains the pressure in the brake sys-
te