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Originally Posted by LSxJunkie
I get to the car, I grab the door handle to open the door, the car unlocks the second it feels skin touch the inside of the doorhandle and allows me into the car. There's one motion; pulling the door handle. And there is no button on my RX350. The on the outside of the doorhandle towards the front, where you don't normally touch, there is an indentation that is also touch sensitive. I tap there as I leave the car and the car is locked.
The button on the door of say, an IS350, which is not hard to find as it's always at the rear of the door handle and feels like rubber as opposed to plastic, is only for locking the door.
That is how Lexus keys work. The other manufacturers that force you to press the button for entry are doing it wrong.
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Right! With my keyless go system it's all one smooth motion. Nothing gets interupted by looking for a key, turning a key or any other motion other than opening the door and pressing the start button. This goes for dismounting the vehicle too. I just press the engine stop button and walk away from the car. Everything is done for me. Why wouldn't anyone want that kind of convenience? But, everyone has a right to their own preference.