Can You Lock the Car with Windows Open?

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LeCole
07/29/25 5:47pm
You can lock the car with windows open, as the mechanical locking system (using the car key to lock doors) does not detect the status of the windows. Modern car keys often come with a window-closing feature—if you realize you've forgotten to close the windows after parking, simply press and hold the lock button for a few seconds, and the windows will automatically roll up without needing to restart the car. However, it's advisable to develop the habit of closing the windows before locking the car to minimize the risk of property loss. Additionally, vehicles can be equipped with safety features like automatic window roll-up, auto-closing windows upon locking, or security driving modules, which can effectively detect vibrations or impacts after parking and promptly notify the owner via SMS.
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