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Keyless cars let you do that. Typically, on an automatic, the car decides between starting the engine or just having the radio based on whether you are pressing
by amenghra 9y ago
Keyless cars let you do that. Typically, on an automatic, the car decides between starting the engine or just having the radio based on whether you are pressing on the foot brake pedal at the same time or not.
- lisper 9y agoSure, but when you arrive at your destination you (typically) can't turn the engine off without turning the radio off too.
- strictnein 9y agoOn my vehicle (Ford Explorer) the radio doesn't turn off until someone opens the door.
- ck717 9y agoMy Mazda will keep the radio on if you turn the car off while it's in gear or neutral. Then you can put the car in park, and the radio will stay on until you hit the ignition button again.
- copperx 9y agoThat sounds like a bug. Edit: after reading some Mazda forums, it looks like you can just hold the shift button (if you have an automatic) while on park to make the radio stay on, no need for neutral or other gear. You might want to try that.
- chadgeidel 9y agoEvery single push-button start car I've driven has the ability of "engine off, radio on". On the downside my current car (2012 Mini Cooper S - push-button start) will only play the radio for about 10 minutes (??) after the engine is turned off.