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Passenger compartment 
Driver door overview 
Fig . 4 Overview o f 
Door 
Power switch  for and the ......................  . 
for anti- theft 
for  adjusting  the outside mirror ..................••.......................... 
-Adjusting  outside mirrors l  -
® Buttons for operating the power windows ................•.......................... 
-Power windows 
switch for  rear power 
the engine hood 
.........................................••..................•..... 
compartment 
P as seng er  co m partm ent 
47 
41 
41 
134 
53 
222 
161 
157 
     
        
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Avg. Consu m. 
Route 
Avg . speed 
Dig it. speed 
warning 
Back 
Compass 
Convenience 
ATAconfirm 
Dooropen 
Manual 
(All doors , door, Veh . si de, 
Automa tic  (Auto  Lock, Auto  Unlock) 
Mirror  adjust 
Factory 
Lights  & Vision 
Background  lighting 
Footwell ligh ting 
L n. Chg. 
F actory  setting 
Ti me 
Units 
Alternative  speed display 
Reset 
Factory  setting 
Using menus in the instrument cluster 
Fig. 1 2 vehicles  without a multi-function ing  wheel : Use  button in  the  windshield  wiper 
lever  to confirm  menu items  and rocker  switch 
to sw itch menus . 
tory information and heed the on page 24 . 
Displaying the main menu 
on  the  ignition . 
a message  or the  vehi cle icon  is displayed , 
push  the 12 or 13 ). 
Fig. 13 Right  side of the mult i-func tion  steering 
wheel : Controls  for the menus  in the  instrumen t 
clus ter . 
For operation  with windshield  wiper lever: Main 
menu  is shown 
For operation  with multi-function  steering 
wheel : Main menu  is not shown . order to through  the various  main menu  items, push  the 
cluster and instr um ent pan el  
     
        
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Convenience sub-menu 
on 
41. Depending  upo n the  setup, when  the vehicle  is unlocked  with 
the vehic le  key , the  following  doors are unlocked : 
-All doors: doors  are  un locked . 
-
button  is pressed 
once. 
44, touching the  sen-
sor  surface  of the  door  handle on the s ide  where  the valid  vehi-
c le  key  is located unlocks the  respective  doo r. 
Door  open -Veh. side: The  doors  on the dr iver  side  are unlo cked. the driver door  is unloc ked. 
41. 
Auto Lock: 
Automatic lock  when  the vehic le  is s tationary, press the  centra l locki ng  but-
ton  or rem ove the ve hic le  key  from the igni tion . 
Auto Unlock: 
53. 
All 53. 
D
river Th e window  in the driver  door opens or closes  automatically 
w hen  you unlock or loc k th e ve hicle 53 . 
Back  The 
displa y swi tc
hes  back  to  the Convenience m enu. 
Mirror adjust Individually Bo th  outsi de mirrors a re  ad juste d  sepa ra te ly 134 . 
Both mirrors The  front  passe nger's  outs ide  mirro r is  adj usted  at th e  same 
time  as the  driver  out side  mirror  
     
        
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Before driving 
this sectio n yo u'll  find  infor ma tion about 
Gett ing  ready  and driving  safely . .  . . .  . . . . . . 3 1 
Driving  in other  countr ies  . . .  . . .  . .  . . .  . . . .  32 
Driving  through 
water on ro ads  . . .  . . .  . .  . . 33 
More information: 
S tarting , shift ing, pa rking 1 65 
189 
Consumer  information 
Driving under the influence of alcohol, 
on 
the following points  be fore  and  during  every drive  for  you r own  safe ty, the  safety of passengers 
and  other s 
Check  proper  functio n of lights  and  turn signa ls  . 
Check  tire pressu re 
258) and  fuel 214)  . 
Make  su re  that win dows  are . 
137 . 
Always  make  sure  tha t nothing  keeps th e  pedals  from moving  freely  . 
Make  sure  that  children  are  properly  sec
ured by a rest raint sys tem appropriate  for their  size  and 
weigh t . 
Proper ly  ad just  front  seats , head  restraints  and mirrors  to the correct  height 
give  your  feet  a good grip, and  that give  you a feel  for  the peda ls . 
M ake  sure  that  the floormat  on the  drive r side  is properly  fastened  and canno t interfere  with the 
peda ls  . 
Assume  a prope r sea ti
ng posi tion  before  the vehicle  starts to move and  keep  this  positio n whil e 
driving.  Make sure  that passe ngers do the  same 58 . 
P roper ly  fasten  your safe ty bel t before 
driving  the vehic le  and wear you r safety  belt properly at times  while  driving.  Make  sure that passe ngers  do  the same 
or 
Som e basics 31  
     
        
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N 
N 
Passenger-front seat adjustment: 
P ush  the passe nger seat as far  back  as possi
M ove the  front  seat backward  or for-ward. 
Fold  backrest forward o r  backwa rd 
(only  in 2-door  vehicles) 
Lumbar  support  contro l. 
Adjust back rest  angle . 
Adjust  seat height. 
on page  58. 
The  contr o ls  on  the  fr on t passenger  seat mirror 
those  on the 
driver seat. 
There may be both manual  and electrical con
in place  after  the  leve r is  released! 
Folding  forwar d: Pull  the 
the  way  back , p ull 
t he  lever , a nd  fold  the  back res t back  into the upright 
p osit
ion . The  backrest  must in  place  after the  le v-
er  is released! 
Adj ust  the  leve r position. 
Lea n forward  and tu
rn th e adjuster  wheel. 
Move  the lever 
times  up o r down . 
Sitting  properly  and 
safely 
     
        
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this section find  information  about: 
. . . 67 
More information: 
Adjusting  the  seating  position 58 
69 
Airbag system page 82 
safety  and restraints 
Outside  mirrors 134 
the cente r heating for  front seats. 
on page 67. 
When  the  igni
tion  is  sw itched  on, the front  seats 
can  be that 
wa rm  the  seat  backrest  and cush ion . 
Do  not  use  the seat  heating 
if any of the cond itions 
the  sea t is  not  being  used. 
on the  front 
passenger  seat. 
there is a or seat  cover  on the  front 
passenger  seat. 
the seat  is damp  or wet. 
(25 or more . 
use of seat adjustment controls can 
cause  severe  personal injuries. 
passengers,  especially 
children,  are properly seated whenever the 
44 
button. heating  is sw itched  on  to 
m aximum. 
Adjust  the hea ting 
re-the  desired 
heating 
the  button re
peatedly indicator 
s uff ering  from  a of perce ived  pain 
or  a 
The  use of seat  heating  by persons  with these  conditions time  to and may 
never 
take breaks  and get out of the trips. your docto r fo r advice  rega rding  your  specific  con-
dition. 
Sitting a nd 67  
     
        
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this section 
visors  128 
Windshie ld  made  of heat-insu
latin g glass  . . .  128 
Sun visors 
Fig. 74 
on page  128. 
visors can reduce visibility when down. 
Always stow sun visors when not needed to block sun glare. 
visor adjustment: 
Flip  the  sun  visor  down  toward  the windshie ld. 
Lift it  out of the  retain ing clip 7 4 and 
swivel  it toward  the door. 
Vanity mirror and lighting 
A vanity  mirror  is behind  a cove r in t he  sun  visor. 
When  the cover  is 
The  vanity  mirror  light and the interior  light above the sun  visor  go out  after  several 
Windshield made of heat-insulating glass 
Fig. 75  Hea t-reflective windsh ie ld  w ith  commun icat ions window  (blue shaded  area). 
on page  128. 
Windshields  made 
of insulating  glass have  a parent 
75. This 
128 Before  driving  serves 
as a communications  window 
for ting signa ls  to  and  from  electroni c components  and accessories. 
The  uncoated  area must  not be block ed on  the 
side  or outside  or covered with  stickers  because 
this can cause  the elec tronic  componen ts to f u nct ion.  
     
        
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Mirrors 
this section find  informa tio n  about: 
mirr ors  . . .  . . .  . .  . . . . .  . .  . . .  . . . .  . . 135 
More information: 
Exte rio r views page  6 
Personal comfort  settin g in the Volksw age n fo rmation 
17 1 
179 
Auto-dimming mirrors conta in  an  electrolyte 
ken . Electrolyte fluid can  irritate the skin, eyes, and respiratory  system. 
trolyte can irritate  the respiratory tem,  especially among people with asthma or other respiratory conditions. Get fresh air 
the 
way . 
adjustab le  ins ide  m irro r. 
tory information a nd  heed  the on page 134. 
Adj ust 
the i nside  mirror  to make  sure that  there is 
good  visibilit y thr ough  the  rea r window . 
ele c trolyte  fluid  gets into the ey es, flush them thoroughly with large amounts of clean water for at least  15 minutes; med ical tion  is recommended . 
electrolyte fluid contacts skin, fected  area with clean water for at least 15 
ed. Thoroughly wash affecte d clothing and 
shoes  before  reuse. 
swallowed , and the person is conscious, rinse mouth with w ater for at leas t 15 nute s. Get  medical  attention  immediately.  Do not induce vomiting unless instructed to do so by a medical  professional. 
Broken glass in the auto-d imming mirrors can 
cause electrolyte lyte  leaked  from a broken mirror g lass 
Fi g. 81 Auto-dimming  inside mirror (if  appl icable) . 
Manually adjustable inside mirror 
Home  position : Lever  on  th e  bottom  edge of the mirror  poin ts  forward . 
To adjust to visibil ity , move  the  leve r 
so  that  it points  backward