How to Start a Mercedes-Benz?
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Mercedes-Benz is started by pressing the start button on the right side of the steering wheel while holding down the brake pedal. Mercedes-Benz uses a "column shifter," and the operating steps are as follows: 1. When shifting gears, hold down the brake pedal and then move the gear lever; 2. After starting, it is in the neutral position, moving it up is reverse gear, and moving it down is drive gear; 3. When parking, shift into neutral while holding the brake, then press the outer button to engage P (Park) gear. Mercedes-Benz is a premium German automobile brand. The dimensions of the 2020 S-Class Business Edition Collector's Model are 5259mm in length, 1899mm in width, and 1497mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3165mm, and a top speed of 250km/h.
The first time I drove a Mercedes, I found the starting process very smooth. As long as the key is inside the car, just sit in the driver's seat, press the brake pedal, and tap the round start button a few times—usually located at the lower right of the steering wheel—and the engine will hum to life. For older models, you might need to insert and turn the key, but most newer ones feature keyless ignition, which is super convenient. Make sure the car is in 'P' (Park) mode, or it might not start. My usual habit is to lightly press the brake while pressing the button; when the dashboard lights up, it means it's successful. If nothing happens, consider whether the key battery is dead or the car battery is drained—a spare key or a power bank can sometimes help in emergencies. Hybrids start up extremely quietly, almost as if the engine isn't running, but the in-car screen will display the status. Before driving, always do a quick check to ensure safety, especially at night, to avoid any mishaps.
