I first drove the car on a dark night to get to work. I wok early in the morning and since I knew the weather was going to be bad I wanted to leave early so I left about 4:30 or so. I am driving along and there are tons of wooded areas around my neighborhood before you get to the highway. The car has headlights that move in the direction of the turn as well as night vision. I didn't really think twice about night vision but it was neat to have. As I come across a bend in the road and about 2 miles from the interstate I see something with eyes that reflect back. Night vision made it look like a deer and so I slowed down and honked the horn. It didn't move. It stood there starring in the direction of the car, I kept slowing down and making as much noise as possible. Still no movement. I am now about 50 feet from it and am going almost at a crawls pace and eventually stop. It is starring dead at me and I am puzzled. I stay there a moment and still no movement. Finally I get out and decide to see what this thing is. Its a fake deer with eyes. I look at it and notice it isn't real its a dummy. I investigate further and realize its a dummy deer. I know this area and many times owners will leave these deer out to scare away other deer from their property. It wasn't placed it was tall enough but it was on a trolley of some sort and was being tugged along clearly it was forgotten about and left there during the move. I moved the trolley and went on my way,.

I went slipping across some ice once, which is rare and unexpected where I live, but I was saved by the Benz when it felt the wheels not spinning in sync. It realized there was a problem, and its special suspension kicked in to save the day.

This car has leg extensions that can be adjusted forward for people with long legs on the front seats. I have very long legs and had been sitting in the passenger seat and had adjusted it fully out. My mother who is 5'1 then sat in the passenger seat with the leg extender out and her legs just stuck out straight. It took us a while to figure out why she kept complaining how uncomfortable the seat was until we looked over at her little legs.