Exterior
On all C-Class models, wedge-shaped styling features a steep rake to the windshield and back window. A familiar Mercedes grille with a three-pointed star insignia atop the sculpted hood sits up front. Headlights and turn signals are integrated into elliptical shapes, and triangular taillights are installed. Gently sloping C-pillars and aggressively slanted D-pillars extend the C240 and C320 wagons’ roofline to the liftgate, which has a discreetly integrated spoiler at its top.
At 178.3 inches long overall, the C-Class sedan is 2 inches longer than the comparable BMW 3 Series. The C32 AMG features 17-inch tires, and regular C-Class sedans feature 16-inchers. Built on a 106.9-inch wheelbase, the sport wagons’ basic dimensions are identical to those of the C-Class sedan, and they also feature standard even-spoke 16-inch alloy wheels.
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Opening and closing the side
windows
1. Front left
2. Front right
3. Rear right
4. Rear left
The switches for all side windows are located
on the driver's door. There is also a switch on
each door for the corresponding ...
Adjusting the head restraint height electrically
To adjust the head restraint height: slide the switch for head restraint
adjustment () up or down in the direction of the arrow.
...
Adjusting the multicontour seat in the rear compartment
You can use the buttons on the center
console to adjust the multicontour seats for
the outer seats in the rear compartment.
To select a rear-compartment seat: push
or pull rocker switch 1 or ...