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Push Button Start on Cars -- Are you a Fan?

By TractorDoc

6 years ago


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    #22 6 years ago
     
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    WalltoWallPinball

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    I have a 14 Ram Longhorn. Love the push button start. It's even nicer if you have keyless entry, no more digging in pocket for keys, just keep key fob in pocket or whatever you carry your stuff in. Wife has 17 Cherokee with the same options and she now likes this feature...

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    #115 6 years ago
     
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    WalltoWallPinball

    US Carneys Point Township, NJ

    11y 89,300 3,849 6

    Quoted from aveamike:

    Dislike. Always looking my key inside my car. It sounds crazy but I never know if it’s in my jacket or inside the car.

    The Ram senses the FOB, if the FOB is in the vehicle, it won't lock. It also knows if the FOB exits the vehicle when the engine is running, pretty much fool proof.

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    #116 6 years ago
     
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    Quoted from paragon66x:

    Not a fan of it, and here is why: you still need something to start the car which in this case is the key fob thingy. So the problem becomes, where do you put it? In the case of the key, you always know where its at - in the ignition. My wife cant keep track of her key fob for $hit as it doesn't really have a place. Doesn't really work well for us.

    Wife and I have the same FOB, I just keep mine in my front pocket, he has hers on the key chain with all her crap and just leaves in her purse/pocketbook. Some cars like Benz have a credit card size key that you can keep in wallet.

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