Surprises
12-24-2014, 06:22 PM
#1
MBWorld Fanatic!
Thread Starter
Surprises
A new thread so posters can post things that were a surprise when they got their cars. I start with my first ones:
1-The rear Parktronic visual display is at the top of the rear window. Its meant to be seen through the rear view mirror rather than on the camera display. Furthermore, it doesn't beep constantly just when you get to the red alert zone.
2-The center console storage under the armrest has a small subcompartment at the front upper portion. On the negative side, the compartment lacks a "notch" to run a cable from the it while closed.
1-The rear Parktronic visual display is at the top of the rear window. Its meant to be seen through the rear view mirror rather than on the camera display. Furthermore, it doesn't beep constantly just when you get to the red alert zone.
2-The center console storage under the armrest has a small subcompartment at the front upper portion. On the negative side, the compartment lacks a "notch" to run a cable from the it while closed.
12-25-2014, 02:45 PM
#2
MBWorld Fanatic!
Thread Starter
A new thread so posters can post things that were a surprise when they got their cars. I start with my first ones:
1-The rear Parktronic visual display is at the top of the rear window. Its meant to be seen through the rear view mirror rather than on the camera display. Furthermore, it doesn't beep constantly just when you get to the red alert zone.
2-The center console storage under the armrest has a small subcompartment at the front upper portion. On the negative side, the compartment lacks a "notch" to run a cable from the it while closed.
1-The rear Parktronic visual display is at the top of the rear window. Its meant to be seen through the rear view mirror rather than on the camera display. Furthermore, it doesn't beep constantly just when you get to the red alert zone.
2-The center console storage under the armrest has a small subcompartment at the front upper portion. On the negative side, the compartment lacks a "notch" to run a cable from the it while closed.
