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Anyone know how to turn on ambient lights around the MBUX screen? I’ve seen it on to match the trim lighting, but I can’t figure out what setting does that.
also, is there a good write up anywhere on the lighting menus and what all the settings actually do? It’s a bit confusing, I can’t figure it out. 🤷♂️
Yes that's exactly what I'm talking about, and no they are not. The lower portion of the screen has a faint light, but not the top. Would you please take a picture of your menu setting and post? May thanks brother.
YO how bad did they mess up the FL cars? Removing ambient light, the IWC Clock, no performance seats just to name a few??? Lame.
That's not all, exterior door handle lights, the R button on the driver side to control the passenger seat, the net (most models) on the passenger side.
They "brought back" IWC on the W206 C 63s e performance in the form of an option to be display in the infotainment, but technically, that isn't bringing it back lol.
Pre facelift has also passenger seat control with a button on the driver side
Facelift has new suspension components making it more comfy
Dont think they change the wagon for the rear so doesnt even matter to me
personally love the Prefacelift myself
everyone mentioned the comfort. I’ve driven the pre facelift once, and didn’t find it to be uncomfortable. The FL in comfort mode is fine, I didn’t see anything “special” about it other that it drove like a normal e class. In S+ it’s stiff but not M5 stiff. I don’t know, I think it comes down to aesthetic.
but I will admit, there are things about the pre fl that I’m missing, or rather things I’d like to have. Most notably is the exhaust. My fl sounds fine. But just fine; it would be great if it sounded insane.
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