View Poll Results: Who thinks push button start with keyless door and trunk entry would be a nice option
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Push button start
#71
It's pretentious. As difficult as the concept might sound to some, not everybody wants to be seen or thought of as being that way. Being able to do 'pretentious' cheaply doesn't make it any better. Only cheaper.
It doesn't add anything to the car that you can't reasonably accomplish by existing means.
Norm
Last edited by Norm Peterson; 06-23-2010 at 07:05 AM.
#72
Regarsless of how small the sampling of people that respond to this poll is, you come off as the type of person that feels like, "I don't like it, so the hell with what everyone else wants". You'd probably say the same thing if there was a national survey and the results were the same.
It would be a shame if people with your mentality were running Ford and GM, we'd have a barebones car with no modern innovation in it. Im sure that would be fine for you, but it's that narrow minded mentality that has lost Ford and GM lots of sales to foreign car makers.
It would be a shame if people with your mentality were running Ford and GM, we'd have a barebones car with no modern innovation in it. Im sure that would be fine for you, but it's that narrow minded mentality that has lost Ford and GM lots of sales to foreign car makers.
Btw I could care less if it came with a system that when I woke up in the morning it cranked up just to warm up and the car door was open when I walked out of my house and when I sat in the seat the door closed, and I put in the destination and my car drove me to where I wanted
Last edited by WildWes11; 06-23-2010 at 09:13 AM. Reason: bad word in there sorry
#73
Gents..... Bottom line here is that it all comes down to personal preference. Some people like this, some like that..... Everybody doesn't like everything and will argue with you until you're both blue in the face about it. I see the push button starts as something you should be able to order from the factory IF YOU WANT IT (like the factory HIDs)..... If you don't want it then the key would be your option. Simple as that.
#74
Gents..... Bottom line here is that it all comes down to personal preference. Some people like this, some like that..... Everybody doesn't like everything and will argue with you until you're both blue in the face about it. I see the push button starts as something you should be able to order from the factory IF YOU WANT IT (like the factory HIDs)..... If you don't want it then the key would be your option. Simple as that.
#75
Gents..... Bottom line here is that it all comes down to personal preference. Some people like this, some like that..... Everybody doesn't like everything and will argue with you until you're both blue in the face about it. I see the push button starts as something you should be able to order from the factory IF YOU WANT IT (like the factory HIDs)..... If you don't want it then the key would be your option. Simple as that.
#76
If it were only as simple as personal preference (and having the choice). That's the real crux of the matter. Individually, I don't care who wants pushbutton start or even how many others do, as long as I can get mine without. Collectively, I'm concerned that I could get stuck with it anyway.
Norm
Norm
#77
What's the point?
This one http://www.americanmuscle.com/sr-mus...FRuenAodLBP2TA
you have to still put the key in the ign switch and turn it to ON. Then push the button.
No thanks.
This one http://www.americanmuscle.com/sr-mus...FRuenAodLBP2TA
you have to still put the key in the ign switch and turn it to ON. Then push the button.
No thanks.
#78
What's the point?
This one http://www.americanmuscle.com/sr-mus...FRuenAodLBP2TA
you have to still put the key in the ign switch and turn it to ON. Then push the button.
No thanks.
This one http://www.americanmuscle.com/sr-mus...FRuenAodLBP2TA
you have to still put the key in the ign switch and turn it to ON. Then push the button.
No thanks.
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