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How to Start a Mercedes-Benz?

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DelLucille

07/29/25 6:41pm

Most Mercedes-Benz vehicles are equipped with a one-button start system. The owner only needs to carry the car key into the vehicle, ensure the gear is in the P position, depress the brake pedal, and then press the start button to ignite the engine. Do not release the brake pedal at this time; simply shift into D gear to start driving. Below is more information about Mercedes-Benz: 1. Currently, Mercedes-Benz sells the following product lines in China: Sedans - S-Class, E-Class, C-Class; Sports Cars - SLK Roadster, CLK Sports Car, CLS Coupe, CL Large Luxury Coupe, SL Luxury Sports Car; SUV Series - R-Class Large Luxury Sports Tourer, ML Multi-Purpose Off-Road Vehicle, GLK Mid-Size Luxury Off-Road Vehicle, GL Luxury Off-Road Vehicle, G-Class Off-Road Vehicle; B-Class Luxury Sports Tourer; along with nearly 40 models under the Mercedes-AMG, smart, and Maybach brands. 2. Mercedes-Benz has created numerous world firsts. This list of world firsts includes: the first supercharged car, the first mass-produced diesel sedan, the first mass-produced car equipped with a four-stroke fuel injection engine, the first five-cylinder engine, the first turbocharged diesel sedan, and more.

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