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A class apart

Getting behind the steering wheel of the C-Class, Top Revs realised we will most likely never see any of the old fuel, oil or odometers, or rev counters again as manufacturers move towards a digital world. Ever heard of the words 'MBUX' or 'mild hybrid'?The mild-hybrid four-cylinder will make the C-Class interesting, and it doesn't start like the old conventional cars where one can hear when it is cranked. This Mercedes, which comes in either petrol or diesel, just comes alive when the driver pushes the 'stop/start' button. This is made possible with the Integrated Starter Generator (ISG) Generation 2.“This is a mild hybrid, making the car a bit more interesting, meaning there is a little electrical engine running next to the combustion engine. It helps the car perform a bit more economically,” Schroeder says.This helps the car to not only perform better, but save on fuel. What is evident while driving through the Windhoek traffic is the cabin silence, with the radio softly playing in the background.To ensure driver and passengers get the maximum comfort from the sedan, the designing of the seats involved an orthopaedic team.The Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX) opens up a whole new digital world when getting into the car. The MBUX has endless features to enhance your relationship with your C-Class, as you can interact with your car by means of the touchscreen in the centre console, or via the control button on the steering wheel, or through voice control. If you need information on your fuel consumption, the distance to your destination, or the outside temperature outside, or you need to call the office, just speak to your car.This makes driving more pleasurable as you can pay attention to the road. To top it up, the car memorise tonnes of personal preferences, like telephone numbers, favourite radio stations or driver settings, and usage habits.It will even remember your personal seat settings. Your MBUX is the best or nothing, as the slogan goes. To make your drive more relaxed, you can choose the car's 'mood lights' from at least 64 colours. This ambience lights will help you personalise your car. Standard equipment on both the C-200 and C220d are filled with safety features, drivers' and passengers' pleasure, and loads of luxury and style.

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