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1. Press the Menu button repeatedly until you see the Settings display. From the settings menu, you have the choice to revert to all the factory settings, or to choose from a sub-menu and reset the individual functions for the Mercedes Benz SL.
2. Select Reset if you want to adjust all the functions, including the navigation system, to factory settings. Factory settings are the defaults set up by the manufacturer. Hold the button for about three seconds. If you want to reset just the navigation system, go to Step 4.
3. Press the Reset button again to confirm the request. This will reset all the sub-menu functions.
4. Press the up or down arrow to select a function from the sub-menu.
5. Select the Nav menu to select from the navigation settings.
6. Click Reset twice to reset the navigation system.

 A year after the first produced Aventador LP700-4, Lamborghini presents the road turned the Roadster variant. The two-piece roof panel is in seconds to take off and store in the luggage compartment and then to best enjoy the V12 soundtrack.

Unlike the openwork Diablo and Murcielago, the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 Roadster is a volatile and solid to the mount and roof access. Lets hope for with his predecessors was a manual on the inside of the removable roof panel certainly not a luxury. The roof of Lamborghinis latest open sports car consists of two parts, both made of carbon fiber and that have to store in the (luggage) compartment in the front. Removal and installation of the roof is only 6 kilogram in seconds claims Lamborghini.

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Beneath the Roadster equals the dense Aventador LP700-4 with 700 hp V12 engine behind the passenger compartment. Optically both models deviate slightly from each other. For example, the Roadster a portion of the back re-designed so that they are visually connected to the design of the roof panel. Also, the glass covers in part under which the engine is located in the newly inserted. Moreover, Aventador Roadster has a rear window which also acts as a wind catcher. A wind deflector for the front window style is optional and can also be stored in the luggage compartment. Other differences are the wheels. The so-called Dione design is new, though still measure the rims 20 inches to 21 inches in the rear. Lamborghini also introduces a new paint color (Azzuro Theris) that depends on the angle of hue changes.

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the roof of the Roadster is designed so that it makes the car slower than the coupe. The 6.5 liter twelve-cylinder roadster drags the three counts to a hundred, and should only be at 350 km / h are multiple recognize the resistance. A start / stop system is standard for the fuel to print something, but with an average of 1 to 6 lust this creature is still a best sip. The asking price is not yet known

In the lists of the new Opel Astra, in sedan and Sports Tourer debuts promise ecoFLEX version that stands for an average consumption of 3.9 l/100 km and CO2 emissions of 104 g / km. The ultra-efficient Astra 1.3 CDTI ecoFLEX with 95 HP uses the device Start / Stop and a variety of mechanical and aerodynamic refinements to propose a modern car if he sees an equal footing with the most “virtuous”medium diesel market as a Volkswagen Golf 1.6 TDI BlueMotion, Citroen C4 1.6 HDI and e-Audi A3 1.6 TDI e.

The Astra ecoFLEX is powered by a 70 kW/95 hp 1.3 CDTI turbo diesel engine. Offering torque of 190 N·m (140 lb-ft) between 1,750 and 3,250 rpm, it uses a common rail, multiple fuel injection system working at a pressure of 1,600 bar and a turbocharger with variable geometry.

The fuel consumption rating for the Sports Tourer variant is 4.1 l/100 km for emissions of 109 g/km CO2.

Set to go on sale shortly, the Astra ecoFLEX with start/stop technology will be priced from €19,780 in Germany.





Press Release

Opel Astra ecoFLEX now with Start/Stop and only 104 g/km CO2

• Astra now also available with Start/Stop technology
• Only 3.9 l/100 km and 104 g/km CO2 for cleaner air and lower taxes
• In Germany, prices start at 19,780 euros for the 5-door version

Rüsselsheim. Now available with Start/Stop technology, the Astra 1.3 CDTI ecoFLEX brings even greater efficiency to Opels recently launched compact car: The 5-door hatchback version with Start/Stop reduces its CO2 emissions from 109 to just 104 g/km and its combined fuel consumption from 4.1 liters to 3.9 liters per 100 km. Thanks to this technology, which combines with a raft of mechanical and aerodynamic improvements, customers can profit from additional tax benefits in many European countries. Prices of the new Astra 1.3 ecoFLEX with Start/Stop start at 19,780 euros in Germany.

The Astra ecoFLEX is powered by the economical, multivalve 70 kW/95 hp 1.3 CDTI turbo diesel engine. Offering a comfortable torque of 190 Nm between 1,750 and 3,250 rpm, it uses a common rail, multiple fuel injection system working at a pressure of 1,600 bar and a turbo charger with variable geometry. It also receives a new E59 control unit, and its improved exhaust gas recirculation module (EGR) is now water-cooled to help reducing emissions. In addition, it is fitted with a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) as standard. The Astra 1.3 CDTI ecoFLEX is mated to a five-speed manual transmission optimized to obtain great fuel economy.

While the 5-door hatchback 1.3 CDTI ecoFLEX version is available with and without Start/Stop system, the new Sports Tourer always receives it. Its fuel consumption is of 4.1 l/100 km for emissions of 109 g/km CO2.

All Astra 1.3 CDTI ecoFLEX improve their aerodynamic performance using an active aero shutter fitted to the front grille: It opens to allow air to pass the engine at low vehicle speeds and then automatically closes at higher speeds to smoothen the airflow at the front of the car. This system is complemented by carefully-tuned underside aerodynamics. To optimize fuel economy, a ‘shift-up indicator is fitted in the main instrument cluster. This item is offered on all Astra versions equipped with a manual transmission.

The Astra ecoFLEX is part of Opels ecoFLEX diesel range of low CO2-emitting cars, which include the 94 g/km Corsa 1.3 CDTI (70 kW/95 hp) and the Insignia 2.0 CDTI (118 kW/160 hp) with just 129 g. Opel is investing some one billion euros in new powertrains on its way to establish clean mobility. This starts with optimizing and right-sizing the engine line-up, offering alternative fuels like LPG and CNG and popularizing Start/Stop technology. It continues with new, alternative propulsion systems like extended-range electric vehicles including the Opel Ampera due to late 2011, as well as hybrid and all-battery electric vehicles.