Originally Posted by Black5thgen
(Post 5478140)
Is is going to have a switchblade key like we saw in the spy shots, *cough* Jason? *cough*
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Originally Posted by Z28Wilson
(Post 5476994)
I never understood why everyone is so enamoured with the push button start.
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looks like it didn't make it...
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Personally, I think the switchblade key is just as cool, if not cooler than a push button start.
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Originally Posted by JasonD
(Post 5490274)
Personally, I think the switchblade key is just as cool, if not cooler than a push button start.
Same here, ever since i first laid eyes on a Mercedes Switchblade Key. I thought it was the coolest thing ever. |
The switchblade is okay... I'm still going to have a garage opener, my apt keys (4), parents house and work keys hanging off it. I really would have preferred a RFID/Pushbutton, but it's such a minor thing I'm okay with it.
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I like the pushbutton in the C6. You don't have to take your keys out of your pocket to start the car or unlock the doors. It's just easier that way.
Does the switchblade have remote start? |
I thought the pushbutton start was stupid when my g/f picked up her Altima.
And after a few weeks with it, I'd love to get rid of all my keys. It's just so much more convenient to not have to fumble with keys. |
I want a similar system for my house. It's a PITA dealing with keys.
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Originally Posted by Black5thgen
(Post 5478140)
Is is going to have a switchblade key like we saw in the spy shots, *cough* Jason? *cough*
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Originally Posted by JasonD
(Post 5475164)
It has a key.
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Push button starts have one big downside. One day, a woman i work with was carpooling with her husband in his infiniti M45. He drove form the house and when they got to his place of business he got out and she drove to work. Right about the time she turned the car off she realized that he still had the 'key' in his pocket.
Granted, situations like that don't necesaarily pop up that often, but it's still pretty lame to have a modern frilly 'convenience' feature that stes you up for an easy "duh" mistake like that. For example, i could imagine running out to my car in the morning, starting it up, then going back in the house because i forgot something and putting my keys down when i walk in the house and leaving them there. Whoops now i'm locked out of my house and my car is running. |
The 08' Nissan's with the push button tell you when the key leaves the car. It also displays a message on the information screen and dings at you until the key comes back.
The RFID system also unlocks the doors if you forget your "key" in the car. No more locking the keys in the car with this technology. |
Originally Posted by Scott 97 Z28
(Post 5496638)
The 08' Nissan's with the push button tell you when the key leaves the car. It also displays a message on the information screen and dings at you until the key comes back.
The RFID system also unlocks the doors if you forget your "key" in the car. No more locking the keys in the car with this technology. While a bit of a hassle, the GTO system (mechanical interlock) of simply not allowing the doors to lock when they are open works well for ensuring there is no way you can lock the keys in the car. |
I'd like a PBS to keep the keys from hanging down from the ignition(or completly horizontal during the 1+ G turns:D)
Originally Posted by 91Z28350
(Post 5475768)
As long as you like an automatic it is:mad:
Originally Posted by savage99ss
(Post 5477981)
How lazy can you get...thats like having a remote control for your aftermarket radio. Just something else to break.
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