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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Canada
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Drives: Honda Civic
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Attention 4matic owners
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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Mine doesnt do it. and mine has the paddle shifts. i dont know what you test drove but it certainly doesnt seem to be anything like mine..
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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Wow, the retards at Mercedes Benz Canada better have an answer for this. I am tired of their bull****. **** them, I will buy the car in the USA. They charge us money for 4matic, then take away tons of options.
Tell me, how does your wheel stiffness feel while driving? I am still surprised that the car felt so stiff and heavy at low speed and then so lose at high speed. Thank you. |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Colorado
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Drives: 2012 C350 Coupe Loaded
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Maybe the car you drove had the Dynamic Handling Package. I know the DHP changes the steering feel. I think I read on here somewhere that it does make the steering lighter at higher speed, or maybe the opposite. I can't say for sure. My car does not have the DHP. So I do not know the difference. Something to investigate I suppose?
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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my steering wheel feels great. a bit looser than the Evo's not too loose at any moment. i think it could be maybe a tiny big stiffer at higher speeds, but again, I havent really tested that..
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Join Date: May 2012
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Drives: 2012 C350 Coupe 4matic
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I'm in Canada and my C350 4matic Coupe has the paddle shifters so I'm not sure what you test drove and the steering is nothing like what you've described!
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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Ok... Woah, something is stranger here. I drove a 4matic coupe. It had the 4 matic badge under the temperature controls. Where did you buy your car? Are you sure it was not imported from USA? The one I tried also had full leather and the premium package and driver assist package. So fully loaded except for keyless start and camera.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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Hey Ptboa, where is that proof of your Canadian 4matic with paddles?
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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http://www.mercedes-benz.ca/content/...s.flash.html#9
go on highlights and then on safety it shows the paddle shifters.. i just dont know if that is a 350 4matic.. it makes no sense to remove the paddles, but you never know.. |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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yes and I have plenty of pictures on my thread to show that it is a 350 and a 4matic and it has paddles..
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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Drives: C-Class Coupe 2012
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My steering behaves in the complete opposite manner.
Heavy at high speeds while cornering and light when static or moving very slowly. |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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I don't know guys, I am pretty dishearted at the moment with MB
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Paddle shifts on anything other than the AMG come with the dynamic handling package.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Drives: C350 4matic Coupe
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i dont think i have the DHP and I have paddle shifters.. at least it doesnt say anywhere that I do have.
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To OP, i also found that the staff at the Canadian dealerships (especially GTA) dont know SH*TT.. . so u might have to do ur own research and validate.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Canada
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Drives: 2012 350 4M
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2012 350 4m Coupe Canada, No paddle shifters.
Interestingly I picked up my car on Wed, C350 4M, Canada. Loaded minus leather.
No paddle shifters, talked to the dealership and they say CDN 350 4M don't get paddle shifters, my steering wheel has the holes for the paddle shifters. His logic was that the paddle shifters are more aggressive and shift differently than the stick and with the 4m's there's no paddle shifters. I also peered in the window of another 350 4M at the dealership and it did not have the paddle shifters. Again, this is Canada. If you drive a 2012 C350 4M Canadian model, post if you do or don't have paddle shifters. Thanks, Two |
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At any rate, to make you feel better, the paddle shifters are more of a gimmick then any practical use. On auto cars, the inputs are delayed. Its one of the features you try once, and say, that was cool, I'm over it... So just go test drive a coupe with it and get it out of your system.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Canada
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Drives: 2012 350 4M
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Yea I know their gimmicky, but it just makes me feel like an F1 driver, even if I don't use them. I think I'm gonna glue some on
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