Is this true? I read this online and it doesn't sound right to me.
It seems like a step back from Mercedes. I wonder what the reasoning behind this is? It's a weird cost saving measure, if that's the reason. All cars these days should be touchscreen especially on a luxury sedan.
It seems like a step back from Mercedes. I wonder what the reasoning behind this is? It's a weird cost saving measure, if that's the reason. All cars these days should be touchscreen especially on a luxury sedan.