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I was going for the Darwin with a 2007 model, still uses ignition key, fob is only for remote locks. But yeah, I've been spoiled by modern fobs you don't even
by B1FF_PSUVM 3y ago
I was going for the Darwin with a 2007 model, still uses ignition key, fob is only for remote locks.
But yeah, I've been spoiled by modern fobs you don't even take out of your pocket. I really like those, that's the kind of convenience that makes you sign up for robot overlords ...
- jjav 3y ago> I really like those, that's the kind of convenience that makes you sign up for robot overlords These can be super annoying. My partner has a car which just spontaneously unlocks whenever the key approaches. Which is ridiculous since often I'm just walking to the mailbox or out to a different car and have zero desire to unlock that particular car. It just assumes, without understanding what I'm actually doing. Which is the fundamental UX problem with all these misfeatures.
- B1FF_PSUVM 3y agoAll I have met so far is the kind you push a door button to open, or close. They even have carjacking prevention features, to keep unwanted riders out - only the driver door opens unless you start by opening another door or double-tap the driver's.