Rear roller blind
Works great. I put it up everytime I park in the sun and that, along with a front sun shade, keeps most of the sun out of the car.
Works well for keeping the sun off of the kiddo's too.
Is it something people could live without? Probably. However, it is one of the cool features for this class of car (sorta unexpected by some people). I like it.
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I don't have one on the E350. Don't really miss it even though I live in Florida. I used to put it up whenever parked as well as a sunshade in the windshield. I don't really notice a difference without it in the new car. I still use a windshield shade in the front.
Your experience may vary.
This is my 2nd MB with the rear sunshade. I use it whenever I park tail into the sun. Protects my leather seats a bit and keeps the heat down a little.
Just one more good reason to specify P2. And a whole lot more useful than the Pano roof.
I have it up all the time and rarely have to retract it, even at night. It really cuts down on the glare from headlights from trucks and SUVs as the auto-tinting rear view mirror could only do so much.
If I get the roller blind, the side windows still lets heat in, but I think it blocks out more heat from the back. I also like being able to put it up and down, and also having more buttons on the dash!
Maybe I can get the blind and only tint the side windows?

The problem I have that the shade is almost always up but if I'm driving at reasonable speed above the limit and someone comes too close, I slow down closer to the speed limit and lift the shade.
I cannot afford the local speed tickets and the W221 appears to attract amazingly odd vehicles (the vehicle type pretty much reflecting the driver intelligence).
This would seem like such a superfluous feature, but I've had loaners with it and I am real sorry that I don't have it. It's really a nice to have item.
RickP



