What’s The Craziest Thing You’ve Ever Read In A Car’s Instruction Manual?

There are a lot of reasons to read your car's manual. But there are more not to.
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I’ve just read the instruction manual for the 2017 Mercedes E-Class. It’s an epic document, over 400 pages, and I’m glad I did. I’d never read a car manual before. I learned so much, I read it twice. Tonight, I might even read it again. Why? Because as I write the follow up to the most controversial article of my career, I want to make sure I get everything right. Now, as I sit down to go over it a third time, I actually have more questions than when I started. There’s…a lot going on here.

What I’ve learned is the subject of my next big article, but I’m curious…what’s the craziest thing you’ve ever read in a car’s instruction manual?

Please tell us in the comments!

Alex Roy is an Editor-at-Large for The Drive, author of The Driver, and set the 2007 Transcontinental “Cannonball Run” Record in 31 hours & 4 minutes. You may follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Alex Roy

Editor-At-Large

Co-host of The Autonocast and /DRIVE on NBC Sports, and author of The Driver, Roy has set endurance driving records in Europe & the USA in the internal combustion, EV, 3-wheeler & Semi-Autonomous Classes, including the infamous Cannonball Run record. He is also Founder of Noho Sound, Producer of 32 Hours 7 Minutes, and has spoken at the FBI, CIA, MIT & Stanford about numerous driving records which must still remain secret.