What’s the better move and how much more will it cost?
20 gtr or a 21 gtr?
20 gtr or a 21 gtr?
And if I bought a 2020 I would have to pay about $400 extra to get automatic start.
Wait, the 2021s have automatic start? I missed that.
The 2021s have remote start via the MyMazda smartphone app. I tried it and it works but with a short delay.
- Mark
having remote start contingent on mobile network coverage is too crazy
CX5 do have smart keys don't they?
I set the seat memory to the key fob so that my seat position moves when I press the unlock door button, likewise when my wife unlocks the car it moves to her position. Check your owners manual for how to do it if your car has seat memory. The mirrors are large enough that their position does not have to be changed for us...Unsure what you mean by smart keys. I think it depends on trim levels, but at least on the 2021 Touring and above, the key fob lets you get into and start the car while they’re in your pocket/ purse and have lock, tailgate, and panic functions. They’re not linked to things like seat or mirror positions. (The seat memory buttons don’t adjust mirrors either, which is annoying.). No remote start.
BTW, the key fobs look cool but are a bit bulky.... these are not keys I’m likely to keep on my key ring. And the process to open up the fob to access the mechanical key (for dead battery situations) is convoluted.
- Mark
I set the seat memory to the key fob so that my seat position moves when I press the unlock door button, likewise when my wife unlocks the car it moves to her position. Check your owners manual for how to do it if your car has seat memory. The mirrors are large enough that their position does not have to be changed for us...
Didn’t know seat position memory could be tied into the fobs. I’ll check it out. Thanks,
- Mark
Is there a website that explains this further?Tin Foil Hat Mode = Full On
Part of the Terms and Usage Agreement to use the mobile app, according to an attorney friend of mine, as it is worded with the arbitration and indemnification legalese boilerplate, might have possible legal implications on my ability to seek any civil legal relief on any future issues I might encounter with the vehicle itself, not just the use of the app or online services. He told me to not agree to it and forget about the app until he had more time to study the full extent of what I might be potentially signing away. I'm sure his tin foil hat is on pretty tight, but then he's a professional at uncovering stuff hidden in all kinds of shrinkwrap and click-to-agree legal agreements that ordinary consumers don't really understand the whole extent of what they're agreeing too.