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So it had a normal key, for unlocking the doors and turning the ignition?

• sephamorr 2y ago
  Yes, a boring mechanical key for both.
• karamanolev 2y ago
  Probably a remote with buttons to unlock the car (no keyless entry) and a key to insert into an ignition lock to turn it - that's what I've seen in today's entry-level cars.
  • graemep 2y ago
    I prefer that (and its what my fairly old car has). Smaller attack surface. There have been lots of issues with keyless.
    • clavigne 2y ago
      Car thieves have been using antennas to remotely trigger the keyless entry to great success here in Canada. Many people leave their keys on their doors so you just need to put a range extender against the door and scan cars in front until one of them opens.
  • laweijfmvo 2y ago
    Mine had just a key. Had to stick it in the lock and turn it.