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I don't think they have such a cheap car (not in the US anyways). But it is my understanding that they offer it in their lowest end models.
by Gratsby 11y ago
I don't think they have such a cheap car (not in the US anyways). But it is my understanding that they offer it in their lowest end models.
- cgriswald 11y agoThe Driver Assistance Package ($2500) on the CLA250 brings the total of the base model to ~$35K. It includes DISTRONIC PLUS (which regulates distance and speed), Blind Spot Assist, and Lane Keeping Assist. I'm not sure what that entails in the newer models. My 2013 MB seems to only alert me if I'm drifting onto the shoulder. I don't think it corrects it for me.
- henrikschroder 11y agoI have a 2014 E-class with DISTRONIC PLUS, and it turns the steering to stay in the lane. I'm assuming a current CLA has the same if it has DISTRONIC PLUS. The shoulder drifting feature is a different feature, at least on my car, and it's not tied to whether cruise control is engaged or not.
- henrikschroder 11y agoIn Germany, you can get an A-klasse with DISTRONIC PLUS (and absolutely nothing else) for $30k, but it's an almost $4k accessory, it's not standard, and if you're shopping in that segment it would be very weird to pick that option and nothing else. So Honda's offering is actually pretty spectacular!