Billyandsuzzoo
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They automatically lock when you push the lock button on your key fob.
After driving my cadillac SRX for 5 years with doors that locked automatically when you left the vehicle, I am missing that on my new 2019 G70. Does anyone know if that feature is available on my new car?
If it was an option, I'd turn it off. To me it would be a PITA. I never carry the key fob unless I'mg going to drive but at times I want access to the car while it sits in the garage. I don't want it locked.press the button on the drivers outside door handle when you exit the car, it will lock the doors. no need to dig the fob out of your pocket.
I wish the Genesis had passive locking/arming.. last car I had with that was my Camaro. even my Lexus didn't have it.. disappointing
+1, I have this feature on my wife's Mazda CX9, I activated it a few weeks ago and after 2 days she almost yelled at me to turn that off since she constantly goes back to pick up stuff in her car while in the garage and always came to a locked car. I also found it annoying since, at least on the Mazda, it was not locking the doors automatically if I was going to pick up stuff in the trunk after exiting the car... I can understand the appeal if you got used to it but in my case, after having tried it for a few days, I found it more annoying than useful.If it was an option, I'd turn it off. To me it would be a PITA. I never carry the key fob unless I'mg going to drive but at times I want access to the car while it sits in the garage. I don't want it locked.
+1, I have this feature on my wife's Mazda CX9, I activated it a few weeks ago and after 2 days she almost yelled at me to turn that off since she constantly goes back to pick up stuff in her car while in the garage and always came to a locked car. I also found it annoying since, at least on the Mazda, it was not locking the doors automatically if I was going to pick up stuff in the trunk after exiting the car... I can understand the appeal if you got used to it but in my case, after having tried it for a few days, I found it more annoying than useful.
So what happened if you accidentally left your keys in the car? Did it warn you your car won’t be locked?
I hope I"m replying to Ed about the Genesis locking itself. I have just purchased a GV80 and pop a lock is here for the 2nd time in a week. The car locks itself constantly. Did you figure out a way to deal with this? So far I have; sell the car or carry a hammer to break the window. Any thoughts?If it was an option, I'd turn it off. To me it would be a PITA. I never carry the key fob unless I'mg going to drive but at times I want access to the car while it sits in the garage. I don't want it locked.
Right. Just demo the problem to the dealer. This should never happen in a correctly functioning system. There is no walk away and lock feature For GenesisSo, the only way I can lock a key fob inside my car is if I have the other key fob to do it. I saw that you currently only have one key fob, so you need to find out why the car is locking itself.
Likely there is an aftermarket alarm unit installed in the vehicle. They don't lock themselves. There is a little fuse box cover near your left knee when sitting in the driver seat. Pop that open and see if there is some wiring or a module that looks out of place. Or maybe something that looks like the attached picture. If you do, call your dealership and ask them to get rid of it. They play well with many cars, but not with Genesis.I hope I"m replying to Ed about the Genesis locking itself. I have just purchased a GV80 and pop a lock is here for the 2nd time in a week. The car locks itself constantly. Did you figure out a way to deal with this? So far I have; sell the car or carry a hammer to break the window. Any thoughts?