Window auto rolldown & key issues
I have a 2018 and this is a miserable "feature" - it would be great if it is not included in the 2019. You can actuate this by hitting the unlock key and then immediately pushing it again for a few seconds. It has happened several times when the keys were rattling around in my pocket, and customers complain about the car getting soaked in a storm. I bought a zippered key fob holder that isn't foolproof to keep the keys from getting pressed but it does help.
A mystery about Honda design is that if you accidentally press the unlock button as you walk away, the car locks itself (another undesirable feature in my opinion). So, what's it going to be Honda? More security, or more insecure features for lazy people? It seems like these things were done by different departments with different goals. By the way, the weird window/sunroof rolldown feature is shared by many other modern cars.
Finally, I'm not happy that you can't just put the key in the fob into a lock to drive the car when the fob is out of battery (or you got it wet while hiking in the mountains, for example). Now you can be stranded somewhere in the wilderness. A spare fob is $300. These issues, against an otherwise excellent car seriously make me question buying another Honda.
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I searched but couldn't find what I was looking for. Sorry if this is a duplicate thread.
I'm sure I read somewhere that if you press and hold (or double press and hold?) the Unlock button on the key fob, it will run all 4 windows down and open the sunroof. Not sure if I have to enable something in the settings or if it just doesn't work on the '19s but I can't get it to work.
Any thoughts?