It is convenient. Don’t have to dig for keys in my pocket to open or start the car. They stay in my pocket and go with me after I lock and leave the car; never any keys left on the seat or in the ignition and if they don’t have to come out of my pocket, I won’t leave them lying on a store counter, office desk etc. Takes some getting used to but I’m sold on them. The pushbutton start and stop takes me back to my childhood in the 50s when my dad’s cars had pushbutton starters. They let you know very loudly that the car is still running if you try to get out and leave it running. The only foreseeable problem might be the remote start feature I have on mine. If you have it in the garage and the door is closed it could be a CO problem but it is definitely nice for cold winter mornings.
“The only foreseeable problem might be the remote start feature I have on mine. If you have it in the garage and the door is closed it could be a CO problem but it is definitely nice for cold winter mornings.”
Probably an Alexa skill to solve that!