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2014 Volkswagen Passat TSI Long-Term Road Test

Edmunds.comEdmunds.com Posts: 10,112
edited September 2014 in Volkswagen

image2014 Volkswagen Passat TSI Long-Term Road Test

There's no place for the key in the 2014 Volkswagen TSI.

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  • diigiidiigii Posts: 156
    Why did VW even bother put a reminder there?
  • zimtheinvaderzimtheinvader Posts: 580
    "Turns out most key fobs have gotten so big these days that I almost always take it out of my pocket when I get in for my long commute home. " - - - Ah, the downside of skinny jeans ;)
  • zimtheinvaderzimtheinvader Posts: 580
    Is that where you hold the key if the battery in the remote dies and it has to rely on the RFID tag for the car to sense it? On mine you hold it to the start button. Or is that just a filler plug since they do have a trim level that still uses a key to start?
  • ocramidajzjocramidajzj Posts: 91
    +1 zim

    It's where you hold a dead key to start the car.
  • hybrishybris Posts: 365
    It's a pity that car makers have forgotten the riddle of steel. We used to never have to ask ourselves questions like this. Also +1 to zimtheinvader Carharrt ripstop cargos for the win!
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