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    1 T able of Cont ents Accessing your v ehicle 2 – 3 Electric windows and windows lock 4 Steering wheel adjustment 4 Seat and seat belt adjustment 5 Instrument Panel o verview 6 – 7 Instrument Cluster 8 Multi-information display 9 Starting your vehicle 10 Gear change 11 Driving Assist Systems 12 Heating, A/C an d de-misting 13 Lights 14 Wipers 1[...]

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    2 Acc essing your v ehicle V ehicles without smart entry & start system V ehicles with smart entry & start syst em K ey number plate The Mechanical Key is st ored within the Electronic Key . If you should lose your k eys or if you need additional keys, duplicat es can be made using the key number . 1. Locks both side doors.* 1 Locks driver&[...]

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    3 Smart entry & start syst em ( if equipped) 1. Locks both side doors. 2. Unlocks both side doors. Door lock swit ch 1. Unlocks and locks the doors. 2. Unlocks the boot. 3. Starts the engine.[...]

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    4 Window lock switch The steering wheel can be adjusted to a c omfortable position Steering wheel adjustment Hold the steering wheel and push the lev er down. Adjust to the ideal position by mo ving the steering wheel horizontally and vertically . After adjustment, pull the lev er up to secure the steering wheel. Electric windows and windows lock T[...]

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    5 1. Seat position adjustment lever . 2. Seat back angle adjustment lever . 3. V ertical seat height adjustment lever ( driver's side only). 4. Seat back fold strap (if equipped). T o fasten your belt, pull it out of the retract or and insert the tab into the buckle. Y ou will hear a click when the tab locks int o the buckle. The seat belt len[...]

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    6 Instrument P anel Overview Gauges and meters M ulti-information display Clock H azard light swit ch H eadlight switch Indicator lev er F og light switch Windscreen wiper and washer switch SRS driver knee airbag Tilt and telesc opic steering lock release lever AUX/USB port * Engine (ignition) switch (vehicles with a smart entry & start system)[...]

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    7 Instrument P anel Overview *If equipped Headlight switch I ndicator lev er F ront fog light swit ch*/ R ear fog light swit ch Power heater switch* Outside rear view mirror swit ches* Headlight leveling dial Shift lever Shift lock ov erride button* Parking br ake lever Seat heater swit ches* “VSC SPORT” switch VSC/TRC off swit ch Power outlet [...]

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    8 Instrument C luster Main indicator symbols and warning lights * on some models F or full details of indicators symbols and warning lights, please consult your Owner's M anual Chapter 2-2. Brake syst em warning light Anti-lock brak e system warning light Discharge warning light Low engine oil pressur e warning light Malfunction indicator lamp[...]

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    9 Multi-inf ormation display The multi- information display pr esents the driver with a variety of driving-relat ed data. • Outside temper ature • Current fuel c onsumpt ion • Average fuel c onsumpt ion • Setting screen for the REV indicat or (if equipped) Switch the display Each time the "DISP" switch is pr essed, the display cha[...]

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    10 Starting your v ehicle F or v ehicles without smart entry k ey positions are as follo ws: 1 . Lock: The st eering wheel is locked and the key can be remov ed. 2. A CC: Some electrical equipment such as audio can be used. 3. On: All electrical equipment can be used. 4. Start: Starts the engine. F or v ehicles with smart entry: 1. The driver shoul[...]

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    11 Gear change F or functions details, please consult your Owner's manual, Chapter 2-1. 6-speed manual transmission Selecting a driv ing mode – Pattern select or By pressing the swit ch, models can be selected to suit driving c onditions: Automatic transmission Shift the lever t o R while lifting up the ring section. 1. Normal mode. 2. Sport[...]

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    12 F or details of operating conditions, please read car efully Section 2-4 in your Owner’ s Manual. D riving Assist Systems T o help enhance driving safety and perf ormance, the following syst ems operate aut omatically in response to various driving situat ions. B e aware, how ever , that these systems are supplementary and should not be r elie[...]

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    13 Heating, A / C and de-misting Manual air conditioning system Automatic air c ondit ioning system 1 2 1. Air outlet selection dial. 2. T emperatur e control dial. 3. Outside air or r ecirculated air mode. 4. F an speed control dial. 5. Air conditioning on/ off button (if equipped). 1. T emperatur e control dial (fr ont passenger’s side). 2. T e[...]

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    14 L ights Headlights Off T he daytime running lights turn on. The headlights, front position and so on turn on and off automatically . The front position, tail, license plat e and instrument panels lights turn on. The headlights and all the lights listed abov e (exc ept daytime running lights) turn on. F or high beams, turn the headlights on and p[...]

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    15 Bonne t opening T o open the bonnet: 1. Pull the bonnet lock r e lease lever . The bonnet will spring up slightly . 2. In front of the vehicle, push the auxiliary catch lever t o the left and lift the bonnet. 3. Hold the bonnet open by inserting the support rod into the slot. F uel tank opening 1. T o open the fuel filler door , pull the lever u[...]

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    16 GT11-0412ENUK -00-00 Ec o-D riving T otal potential saving of 20 - 30%. Ec o -D riving S avings Roof load incr eases wind drag and theref ore consumption. Open windows incr ease fuel consumption by an av erage of 5% . Starting • Remove any extra weight and roof load • Plan your r oute to avoid det ours • Avoid using your car for short jour[...]

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