Midnightsun
Been here awhile...
I don't know about you but I have gotten very spoiled by the push button start feature on my cars in years past. No more keys to look around for. I get into my house with the garage door opener in the car or the push button lock we have on the door. Only keys I have are in the center console which stay there and consist of my office key and my mail box key. I am even more spoiled with the credit card key for the Genesis that remains in my wallet at all times. Good thing is I can't leave the house without my wallet if I am going to take the car, love it.
We have been talking about getting my wife a new car in late winter and we were reading up about the new compact Jeep Renegade which is very promising. My wife said to me. "I don't care if it is the best car in the world, if it does not have push button start, I won't even consider it". Hmmm, no push button start on the Jeep. Obviously I am not the only one who considers this a must have feature. Personally I could never go back to key myself either.
Why in the world would todays manufacturers not elect to use push button start in all cars? It is surely a much cheaper route not to mention practical and very nice compared to keys.
We have been talking about getting my wife a new car in late winter and we were reading up about the new compact Jeep Renegade which is very promising. My wife said to me. "I don't care if it is the best car in the world, if it does not have push button start, I won't even consider it". Hmmm, no push button start on the Jeep. Obviously I am not the only one who considers this a must have feature. Personally I could never go back to key myself either.

Why in the world would todays manufacturers not elect to use push button start in all cars? It is surely a much cheaper route not to mention practical and very nice compared to keys.