Once you get used to not having to get your key out of your pocket, you'll never want to go back to a physical key again.I don’t get the obsession with push button or lack of a button. EVs that are mostly a tablet with wheels, freak me out. My tablet is more in charge than I am. It has a personality disorder and every update is a crapshoot that may break any number of apps. One of the things I like about Pro is that it feels more like a truck with electronics than a smartphone with wheels. That key gives me the illusion of control. Just enjoy it because it may be the last truck you can get with one.
I do appreciate the warning. I will make sure not to get used to itOnce you get used to not having to get your key out of your pocket, you'll never want to go back to a physical key again.
I have some vehicles that are push button and others that are not. Don’t find the key to be inconvenient.I do appreciate the warning. I will make sure not to get used to it
Push button probably would be a bigger plus if you had to make lots of stops, in and out of the truck, restart etc. I like the push button in my LEAF, would prefer one on the Pro, but considering I use it exactly twice a day, headed to work and back home, using a key isn’t really going to be an issue.I have some vehicles that are push button and others that are not. Don’t find the key to be inconvenient.
I will offer this as a somewhat related story. I have a love-hate relationship with pushbutton or keyless ignitions. I do appreciate they are easier however because of this your keys are free to move about the cabin. I used to be in the habit of just putting my keys on the empty passenger seat or in an open cupholder.I have some vehicles that are push button and others that are not. Don’t find the key to be inconvenient.
I am sorry for your accident And glad you were not seriously hurt. If I am in one of my kid’s Fusions, I use the remote to unlock the car and then stow the key in my pocket. If I am going to drive a Volvo, the key stays in my pocket since I can unlock the car and start it without having the key in my hand. And if I have my Suburban or my work vehicle, it is a traditional, old fashioned key and remote set up. No problem going back and forth.I will offer this as a somewhat related story. I have a love-hate relationship with pushbutton or keyless ignitions. I do appreciate they are easier however because of this your keys are free to move about the cabin. I used to be in the habit of just putting my keys on the empty passenger seat or in an open cupholder.
However, I was involved in a serious rollover accident a few years back. A dipshit on i95 was weaving in and out of heavy traffic from lane to lane cutting off multiple vehicles. As he/she was trying to pass a vehicle that was in the fast lane and switch back he clipped the rear end of my Prius V just enough to cause me to spin/go sideways. At 70mph I never had a chance as the car hit the grassy median and rolled several times(at least 3.5 by my hazy recollection) and ended up on the roof. I miraculously walked away--yay seatbelts-- despite not a single airbag deploying.
The driver took off..never stopped..hit and run driver. Of course NO ONE was able to get a description other than a dark colored sedan-- perhaps an audi or a BWW.
Where this is going is everything not bolted down went flying out of the car all over the road/median. I returned two days later and found my keys buried in the mud. (I borrowed a metal detector). I'd like to think they would have stayed in the ignition if the car had a typical ignition.
In my newer car(keyless)...I make it a habit to put my keys/wallet in a closed/secured console for safety.
So there's that...
It happened about 5yrs ago and I was damn lucky. I didn't even need to go to the hospital, which was a miracle.I am sorry for your accident And glad you were not seriously hurt. If I am in one of my kid’s Fusions, I use the remote to unlock the car and then stow the key in my pocket. If I am going to drive a Volvo, the key stays in my pocket since I can unlock the car and start it without having the key in my hand. And if I have my Suburban or my work vehicle, the. It is a traditional, old fashioned key and remote set up. No problem going back and forth.
Was this in Virginia.It happened about 5yrs ago and I was damn lucky. I didn't even need to go to the hospital, which was a miracle.
I just mentioned it because before the accident I would throw my keys and wallet on the empty seat without care.. now I stow them in a compartment or keep them in my pocket. I had to go back after the accident and look for my keys(found them), but had to use my spare key to get into my house immediately following the incident.
Yes. I95 near Ashland. I hate that road...Richmond to DC Beltway is a shitshow 99% of the timeWas this in Virginia.
I was just there yesterday. And I live right along I-95. I try to use the Hot Lanes whenever there is heavy traffic because I think it is safer.Yes. I95 near Ashland. I hate that road...Richmond to DC Beltway is a shitshow 99% of the time
The Doug Demuro preview on YouTube shows him playing with the Locking Rear Diff control. It’s selected through the interface with a GUI toggle switch. No info yet on which trims it is on.Is there any info yet on locking differentials?