Did You Lock Your Keys in the Trunk? Maybe Not...

So did you lock your keys in the trunk? Maybe not! Driver's inadvertently leave their keys in the trunks or rear storage areas of their push button start vehicles while the vehicle is still locked and then assume that the keys are locked away. But this is rarely the case and we'll demonstrate why in this video.

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FYI, this did not work in a VW Atlas or an early (2017) Nissan Sentra...

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