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The key has to be in it to start it, but once started, the key can go away and it will continue to run. (& yes, I still start my car with a key that is inserte
by toss1 8y ago
The key has to be in it to start it, but once started, the key can go away and it will continue to run.
(& yes, I still start my car with a key that is inserted, and mine also has a clutch & manual H-pattern 5-speed)
- swift532 8y agoSorry, perhaps I should've put my commment higher up. I was referring to the general problem of the article, which I understood to be enabled (among other things) by the possibility of unlocking, turning on, and driving a car without the car having a means of verifying the key is inside/very close to the car.