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The newer Toyotas all have push button start. Apparently, it's not very intuitive, unless you have a lot of experience building PCs with ATX power supplies, th
by illumin8 17y ago
The newer Toyotas all have push button start. Apparently, it's not very intuitive, unless you have a lot of experience building PCs with ATX power supplies, that you need to hold down the start button for 3-4 seconds to turn off the engine when it is in drive.
It's almost like Microsoft designed these cars: "What? I push Start to shut down the car/computer?"
- Hexstream 17y agohttp://www.jokesunlimited.com/jokes/if_microsoft_made_cars.html http://www.jokesunlimited.com/jokes/if_microsoft_made_cars.h...
- Zak 17y agoI really don't understand the push button start fad. Unless it's coupled to an RFID key or some such, it's less convenient than just turning the key.
- illumin8 17y agoIt is coupled with RFID chips in your key. I actually find it very convenient on my Hyundai. I can walk up to the car door and open it, it unlocks automatically because the RFID key is in my pocket. I can sit down and start the car and take off without ever removing my keys from my pocket. It's also very convenient for opening the trunk without a key as well. It has proximity sensors by the driver and passenger doors, as well as the trunk.