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Interesting, wonder if it has anything to do with certain packages and options. Originally Posted by teksurv
My 2015 E350 did not have the Rest function, nor did my 2018 E400 coupe. To the best of my recollection, my 2013 C350 also did not have that function.
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It isn't really in cars for mold suppression. It's there for those winter days where you might be shopping, for example, and you hit the button before going into the grocery store. And when you come back out, the inside of the car is still warm from the circulation of residual heat. I did not have any reason to hit that button any other time of the year. Originally Posted by W205C43PFL
Especially since they had that mold lawsuit... This feature would mitigated it... if the operator knows to use it.
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Ah a comfort feature, so it is only with vehicles that have energizing comfort, and ionization? Originally Posted by beechcamp
It isn't really in cars for mold suppression. It's there for those winter days where you might be shopping, for example, and you hit the button before going into the grocery store. And when you come back out, the inside of the car is still warm from the circulation of residual heat. I did not have any reason to hit that button any other time of the year.
