View Poll Results: Push button or Key ignition
Age:Under 30 - Push button Start



16
7.88%
Age:Under 30 - Key Ignition



17
8.37%
Age:30-40 - Push button Start



48
23.65%
Age:30-40 - Key Ignition



23
11.33%
Age:41-50 - Push button Start



20
9.85%
Age:41-50 - Key Ignition



14
6.90%
Age:51-59 - Push button Start



25
12.32%
Age:51-59 - Key Ignition



14
6.90%
Age:60+ - Push button Start



19
9.36%
Age:60+ - Key Ignition



7
3.45%
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Push button start or Key
Another thread got diverted on the subject of push button vs keys. It was a mix conversation of personal preference and security.
I personally won't buy a new car without pbs and like the 'police mode' that can be programed with forscan to lock the shifter if I exit the car while its still running.
This took us into the debate about fob cloning. Does anyone have stats on fob cloning? Ive seen the articles that it can be done but not how many times its been used in a real world theft. As for keys I've seen many times when people jump out for a second and their car was stolen or they get car jacked.
Whats your preference
I personally won't buy a new car without pbs and like the 'police mode' that can be programed with forscan to lock the shifter if I exit the car while its still running.
This took us into the debate about fob cloning. Does anyone have stats on fob cloning? Ive seen the articles that it can be done but not how many times its been used in a real world theft. As for keys I've seen many times when people jump out for a second and their car was stolen or they get car jacked.
Whats your preference
Last edited by intofx; May 10, 2017 at 08:36 PM.
Part of the reason I went to the F-150 Platinum over the GMC 1500 Denali was pushbutton start.
My wife's Range rover, 2012 is keyless. My 14 Stingray is Keyless. My 15 and my 17 Harley's have been Keyless.
So I can't imagine having to fumble for a key, especially not on a 50k plus truck.
I'm 54.
My wife's Range rover, 2012 is keyless. My 14 Stingray is Keyless. My 15 and my 17 Harley's have been Keyless.
So I can't imagine having to fumble for a key, especially not on a 50k plus truck.
I'm 54.






