How to Shift Gears in a Mercedes-Benz C-Class?

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The gear shifting method for the Mercedes-Benz C-Class is as follows: The gear lever is located behind the right side of the steering wheel (known as a column shifter). With the brake pedal depressed, pushing it upward or downward sequentially selects R (Reverse), N (Neutral), and D (Drive) gears. Pressing the button on the edge inward engages P (Park) gear. More information about Mercedes-Benz is as follows: 1. Mercedes-Benz vehicles generally come in two types regarding gear shifting. The non-electronic gear shift operates similarly to conventional ones, with a zigzag shifting path to clearly distinguish gears, though it may not be as comfortable as a straight-line shifter. 2. The other type is the electronic gear shift, located where the windshield wiper switch is typically found in regular cars. Pulling it upward sequentially selects N and R gears, while pushing it downward selects D gear. Pressing the P button engages the parking gear. The electronic gear shift can only be operated when the key is turned to the second position or the vehicle is started. Models such as the S-Class, ML, GL, and the new E-Class are equipped with this feature.