Indeed. I don’t really pay much attention to the consumption but like to have it there cause it looks high tech lol. I don’t do much mileage these days so it never really gets past 31mpg. I only chose the 350 because I couldn’t afford the 450 and the 300 was too slow because I had the c300 cab before this one and it was the same power output but lighter so quicker. The 350 is faster because of the 300bhp vs 245 in the 300 so I kept the quickness. Don’t know if you’ve got it but I specced the driving assistance package and that is witchcraft lol. It’s amazing how it drives itself and knows when you’re going to turn etc and reads the map to see how tight the bends are. Only thing it can’t see are traffic lights etc and speed bumps lol.You have a beautiful car there. I couldn’t agree more about it being the best car I’ve ever owned. Puts a smile on my face every day.
Loving your choice of dash display set up. I find myself chasing those green leaf miles seeing where the EQ boost has been active as an economy thing. My *I set up is for Eco engine and everything else on sport to get the best ride and the best economy. Gliding mode is awesome - knowing the engine is cut off as I cruise up and down the A1 and ready for Power at the mere flick of the accelerator.
hi. I don’t have to have a destination programmed for it to work. All I do is set the cruise control and it does it’s thing. If I then indicate left or right, it brakes and prepares for the turn knowing from the map how far the turning is ahead. I have to steer round the corner then it accelerates again. If I have a route entered I don’t have to indicate for it to brake it knows it’s coming from the route. You still have to do most of the steering. The steering assist is more for motorways not sharp turns etc. If I am approaching a roundabout with no route just cruise control, it will brake but alert for me to steer the exit I want. It’s not 100% autonomous, I do tend to brake or take over if I’m approaching more intricate manoeuvres. Hope that helps.I have the newest C class and it's Distronic driving 'semi auto pilot' is supposed to work the same - reading map data to slow down when approaching curves etc.
However, I don't really notice the car doing this to great effect. Do I need to program and set a destination in the sat nav for it to read the maps more effectively so it knows where I am going? as I never use the on board sat nav.