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No car I'm aware of requires this. If the ignition is off and the doors are all closed, the car is, for all intents and purposes, asleep. If anything, doors unl
by Kirby64 4y ago
No car I'm aware of requires this. If the ignition is off and the doors are all closed, the car is, for all intents and purposes, asleep. If anything, doors unlocked may be lower power... as that would disable (or, rather, not enable) alarm functionality.
- dcormier 4y agoThe author of the linked article mentions a couple of times to lock the doors for the car to go to sleep properly.