SPORT PKG/WOOD LEATHER STEERING WHEEL
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SPORT PKG/WOOD LEATHER STEERING WHEEL
I went to configure an E class on the MBUSA website and found that in order to get the wood/leather steering wheel you have to add the Sport Pkg, which doesn't make much sense to me. I'm wondering if I ordered an E Luxury if the wood/leather steering wheel could be a special order option.
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2014 E250 Bluetec 4matic
I went to configure an E class on the MBUSA website and found that in order to get the wood/leather steering wheel you have to add the Sport Pkg, which doesn't make much sense to me. I'm wondering if I ordered an E Luxury if the wood/leather steering wheel could be a special order option.
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Thanks, rovinrail. I'll do that when the time comes to order. When I go to the MBUSA configuration page, and click on wood/leather wheel, the one that comes up is round, even though it says it has added the sport package. I have the wood/leather steering wheel in my S and I really like it.
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Thanks, rovinrail. I'll do that when the time comes to order. When I go to the MBUSA configuration page, and click on wood/leather wheel, the one that comes up is round, even though it says it has added the sport package. I have the wood/leather steering wheel in my S and I really like it.
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BTW, went through my old e-mail traffic:
The two relevant codes for wood/leather are:
289 (lux/round version)
314 (flatbottomed)
Both are 3-spoke, the difference is the shape.
Warning: the dealer may have to look into it a bit-- we thought we were ordering the round based on the dealer's info-- and it was specific that 314 would be round.
Not the case, as I found when I picked it up at the factory with a pretty flat-bottomed steering wheel.
I've learned to love it, though! Wasn't going to let them go in and switch it, with all the potential gremlins that would have introduced.
The two relevant codes for wood/leather are:
289 (lux/round version)
314 (flatbottomed)
Both are 3-spoke, the difference is the shape.
Warning: the dealer may have to look into it a bit-- we thought we were ordering the round based on the dealer's info-- and it was specific that 314 would be round.
Not the case, as I found when I picked it up at the factory with a pretty flat-bottomed steering wheel.
I've learned to love it, though! Wasn't going to let them go in and switch it, with all the potential gremlins that would have introduced.
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One thing about this forum, a couple hours to a couple days from asking a question, there is always some great advice and answers. Thanks to all.