Can the CT5 close windows with the key?
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CT5 cannot close windows with the key. This model only supports opening the vehicle's windows via the remote key. To close the windows, you must use the door switches or operate them independently from the driver's door, which is not very convenient. Below is some related information about the CT5: 1. Body dimensions: The full range of models has a body length of 4924 mm, width of 1883 mm, height of 1453 mm, wheelbase of 2947 mm, front track of 1596 mm, rear track of 1634 mm. The vehicle is a four-door, five-seat sedan with a fuel tank capacity of 66 liters and a trunk capacity of 384 liters. 2. Manufacturer: The manufacturer is SAIC General Motors Chevrolet. The company, Shanghai General Motors Co., Ltd., was established on June 12, 1997, as a joint venture between China's SAIC Motor Corporation Limited and the American General Motors Company. Besides the Buick brand, the company also owns the Cadillac and Chevrolet brands.
I previously drove a CT5 for a while, and this car indeed supports closing the windows with the key, which is very convenient. The specific operation is to press and hold the lock button on the key for a few seconds, and all four windows will automatically roll up and close. I think this feature is particularly useful on rainy or hot sunny days. For example, if you realize the windows aren't fully closed after getting out of the car, you don't need to go back—just handle it remotely from a distance. However, it's important to note that there might be slight variations between different model years, so you should check the owner's manual to confirm that the comfort access feature is activated. I recommend keeping the key battery charged and cleaning the buttons regularly to prevent malfunctions. Another related point is that the CT5 may also support remote window closing via an app. If you don't have the key with you, you can still operate it from your phone, but you need to subscribe to the corresponding service. In short, this is a basic feature in modern cars—test it out to ensure the settings are correct and avoid accidents. I've encountered a few instances where the buttons became sticky after prolonged use. If the windows won't close, take it to the dealership to check the wiring or refresh the system.
