Key / Comfort Access
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Originally Posted by Teet' post='454132' date='Aug 1 2007, 04:05 PM
I just love this feature 
I love it too and never buy car without this feature
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If me and my wife goes to the car together and have our keyfobs each in our jackets, whos settings will it be in the car when we get in???
I just read an advertisment for this feature to the housedoor too
I just read an advertisment for this feature to the housedoor too
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My Ride: 525i E60 Steptronic 192HP
The one who gets to the car first...It's almost impossible that two of you two get in the range in the same time...
Anyway I'm for the normal key...I'd like to have one more chance to get in the car if the remote is wrecked...Or if outside is too cold for the elctronics to work well...
Anyway I'm for the normal key...I'd like to have one more chance to get in the car if the remote is wrecked...Or if outside is too cold for the elctronics to work well...
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My Ride: 2006 550i
Originally Posted by tibby' post='454660' date='Aug 2 2007, 03:37 PM
The one who gets to the car first...It's almost impossible that two of you two get in the range in the same time...
Anyway I'm for the normal key...I'd like to have one more chance to get in the car if the remote is wrecked...Or if outside is too cold for the elctronics to work well...
Anyway I'm for the normal key...I'd like to have one more chance to get in the car if the remote is wrecked...Or if outside is too cold for the elctronics to work well...
CA keys also have a spare key inside.
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My Ride: 525i E60 Steptronic 192HP
Well that really is a Comfort Acces! Anyway I don't really see where the comfort comes from? Just that you don't have to push the key button and turn the key once? Hmm ... I want to think I'm not so lazy... 
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My Ride: 2008 Sapphire Black on Black M5 - loaded sans soft close doors
Originally Posted by aybeesea' post='449680' date='Jul 19 2007, 06:46 AM
From the silence, it must've been a true experience...
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From: Italy, Milano
My Ride: 545i SMG with Limited Slip Differential
Model Year: 2005
Originally Posted by ctsang1234' post='445835' date='Jul 10 2007, 11:11 PM
I've had an E90 loaner with the new style key, and push button start. It does not have comfort access. My 04 545i has the old school key that I enjoy inserting into the steering column and turning the key. I don't get the "coolness" feature of the start stop button. Maybe if it had comfort access and I used the features, I would change my mind. I'll be glad when I get rid of the loaner and be able to turn the car on and off without a button. What's the big deal about this feature?
+1, I have the key and I love turn it!
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My Ride: 545i SMG with Limited Slip Differential
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Originally Posted by EBMCS03' post='446035' date='Jul 11 2007, 06:15 AM
Without comfort access I feel inserting and removing the key fob to be much more fragile than inserting and removing a real metal key.
lol
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Originally Posted by EBMCS03' post='446035' date='Jul 11 2007, 06:15 AM
Without comfort access I feel inserting and removing the key fob to be much more fragile than inserting and removing a real metal key.
Pay attention to do not turn too brusquely the steering, otherwise it could break
Too muscles, EBMCS03!
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