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• When the engine is cold, avoid high engine 
speeds, driving at full throttle and overloading 
the engine. 
Displays 
• The needle on the rev counter should only 
briefly tip into the red area. Damage to the en
gine may otherwise be incurred. 
&"" Changing up a gear early wi~l help to save 
W fuel a nd minimise engine no1se. 
Fig. 13 A: bonnet open , B : tailgate  open, C: front left door open,  D: right  rear door open (only in four-door 
vehicles) 
r-('n First read and observe the introductory 
L-W.I information and safety warnings A on 
page 20. 
Depending on the vehicle equipment level, a  varie
ty of information can be  displayed  in the  instrument 
cluster =>Fig. 12 @: 
• Open doors, bonnet and  tailgate =>Fig. 13 
• Warning and information messages 
• Mileage displays 
• Time 
• Radio and navigation information =>Booklet Ra
dio 
or =>Booklet Navigation  system 
• Telephone information =>Booklet Provision for 
mobile  telephone 
• Outside temperature 
• Compass display 
• Selector lever positions 
• Gear-change indicator (manual gearbox) 
• Driving data display (multifunction  display 
(MFD)) and menus for various settings 
=>page 26 
• Service interval dis play =>page 24 
• Speed warning  function =>page 26 
• Speed warning for winter tyres 
• Start/stop  system status display =>page 196 
• Status display for active cylinder management 
(ACr®) =>page 190 
• Traffic  signs detected by the traffic  sign recogni
tion system =>page 243 
• Engine code 
• Vehicle  battery charge  level (SOC) 
Open doors, bonnet and tailgate 
The instrument  cluster display indicates if any 
doors, or the bonnet or tailgate, are open once the 
vehicle has been unlocked, and while the vehicle is 
in  motion . 
In some cases, an acoustic warning is 
also sounded . Different instrument cluster designs 
will have different displays. 
Instrument cluster   

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A I D o not drive on! 
Bonne t ope n or  not prope rly closed. ~page 277 
B 0 Do not drive on! ~page 57 Tailgate  open or  no t closed  prope rly . 
C Do not drive on! C ,D Ve hicle  door  ope n  or n ot pr ope rly clos ed. ~page 55 
Warn ing  and  information  messages 
The sy~tem runs a che ck o n ce rtain components 
and function s in  the  vehicle  whe n the ignition  is 
sw itched on or w hil e the  ve hi cle  is  in  motion . Mal
fun tions ar e indic ated  by r ed  and  yellow  warning 
s ymbol s 1
) wi th  te  t message s in  the  instrument 
c l 
1ster d is pla y ~page 16. An  acoustic  warning  is 
a ls o  so unded  i n certa in  ca se s.  Di fferent  instrument 
clu ster  design s 
will h av e diffe rent  dis plays . 
Type of mes
sage 
Symbol col
our
opened  manually. 
To do so, choose Vehicle 
status or Vehicle in  the  selection  menu 
~page 26. 
Priori ty 1 warn
in g  re port  The 
symbol  flashes  or lights  up -sometimes  together with an acoustic 
warning  signal. 
Red i> Do not drive on! Danger! ~A 
Check  function  and resolve  problem. Seek expert assistance if neces
sary. 
The  symbol  flashes or lights  up -sometimes  together with an acoustic 
warning  signal. 
Prio rity 2 warn 
ing  report Yellow If there  is a fault,  or if service  fluids are running low, your vehicle could 
be  damaged  or break  down 
~CD. 
Check  the fault  as soon  as possible . Seek expert assistance  if neces
sary. 
Information 
message Information about  various  procedures  within the vehicle . 
a) Displa yed  in  colour on  an i nstrumen t cluster wit h co lour d isplay . 
Mileage displays 
The  odometer  re gi sters  the total  distance  travelled 
by the  car. 
T he 
trip  recorde r(trip) shows  the distance travel 
led  since  the  trip  reco rder  was  last reset.  The final 
d ig it  show s dis tan ces 
of 100 m. 
• Press  button ::::>Fig . 12 0 briefly  to reset  the 
tri p record
er to 0 . 
Time 
• To se t th e  t ime , press  and hold  button 
~Fig. 12 0 while  the doors  are closed  until the 
word  Time  appears  in  the  display . 
• Releas e the  button . The  time  is shown  in the 
d is p l
ay and  the  hour  setting  is  marked . 
1
) D isp layed in col our on  an instrum ent clu ste r  with col our di sp la y. 
O ve rview of the  ve hicle 
• Then  press  the button  repeatedly  until the re
quired  hour  is displayed . Press  and hold  the button 
to  scroll  through  quickly. 
• Once you  have  set the  hour, wait until the mi
nutes  display  is marked . 
• Then press  the button  repeatedly until the re
quired  minute  is displayed. Press and  hold  the but
ton to scroll  through  quickly. 
• Release  the button  to finish  setting  the clock. 
You can also  set the  time  in the  infotainment sys
tem  using the@) button  and the ~ and 
[T tme  and  date] function  buttons ~page 31. ..,.   

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subjt 't ~: 
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h s~ d limit r hel~ t11e driv er n ot  to  excee d an 
individua l ~t r d ~ d wh en  driving  forwards  at 
~ t ds f 3~pr im ate ly 30 km /h (20 m  ph)  and 
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Addition3l Information and w arnings: 
• IKm in g g r page  169 
• ruls Co ntro l Syst em  (CCS) ==-page 218 
•  dnptive Cruise Con trol (ACC ) ~page 226 
• Ac -s ri s, m odifications , re pairs and  re newa l 
f parts ~ pRge 320 
Display & warning  and indicator lamp 
® 
© 
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Fig. 162 In th e instrument clu ste r  display : speed 
limit er sta tus  disp lays 
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Always switch off the speed limiter after use 
to avoid unintentional cruise control. 
• The speed limiter does not relieve  the 
driver of their responsibility for the speed of 
the vehicle. Do not drive at full throttle  if it is 
not required. 
• Use of the speed limiter in adverse weath· 
er conditions is dangerous and can cause se
rious injury, e.g. through aquaplaning, snow, 
ice, or leaves. Only use the speed limiter 
when the road and weather conditions allow 
it to be used safely. 
• The speed limiter cannot limit the vehicle 
speed when travelling downhill. The vehicle 
speed can increase under its own weight. 
Shift down a gear or brake the vehicle using 
the foot brake. 
r-f'n First read and observe the introductory 
L-JcJ.I information and safety warnings A on 
page 222. 
Speed limiter display 
Status Fig . 162 : 
® The spee d limiter  is active . The  las t stored 
speed  is displayed  in large  dig its . 
® Th e speed  limiter is ina ctive . Th e last stored. 
speed  is shown  in 
small digits or the displaY 15 
darkened . 
© The speed  limiter is sw itched  off. The total 
mileage  is displayed . 
W
arning and indicator lamp 
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Flashing : the set  speed  of the  speed 1. .
t  h  d  d 
Severa l warning  and indicator  lamps will ligh t up 
bri eny  as  a func tiona l c h ec k 
when the  ignition  is 
s wi tc h ed  on. They 
wi ll swi tc h off  after  a few  sec
onds . 
222 Whilo driving 
1m1 er as been  excee  e .