Skip the Auto Unlock on Doors

[HerbertSward]

I just learned something super cool. You don’t have to set your car to auto-unlock when you finish a trip. You can just yank on the door handle to unlock and open it, even if it’s locked. It’s a safer bet since it keeps random folks from hopping into your ride. Pretty slick, huh?

 

[lazy_boy]

When you lift the door handle inside the car, the back doors do not unlock; instead, you must unlock one of the other doors after exiting the driver's seat to get something out of the back.

 

[Kiwi1985]

I guess it all comes down to how often you need to grab or toss something when you're getting in or out of the car. It’s kind of a trade-off between convenience and safety.

 

[JoseJennings]

I guess it all comes down to how often you need to grab or toss something when you're getting in or out of the car. It’s kind of a trade-off between convenience and safety.

Yeah, definitely a balance. I get the whole safety thing, but sometimes I just wanna grab something from the back without jumping through hoops. It’s so annoying having to walk all the way around just to unlock one door. But I guess they gotta do their thing to keep it secure. Still, if I could figure out a quicker way, I’d be all over it.

 

[chimeraa]

When you lift the door handle inside the car, the back doors do not unlock; instead, you must unlock one of the other doors after exiting the driver's seat to get something out of the back.

Basically, if you unlock the car while it's still moving, nobody can get in. It's probably for safety.