Does the Toyota C-HR automatically lock the doors after exiting the vehicle?
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Toyota C-HR does not automatically lock the doors after exiting the vehicle. Below is relevant information about car doors: 1. Opening methods: They are divided into conventional-opening doors, reverse-opening doors, and horizontally-sliding doors. Conventional-opening doors can still be closed by air pressure while the car is moving, which is safer, and it's easier for the driver to observe backward when reversing, so they are widely used; reverse-opening doors, if not closed properly while the car is moving, may be blown open by oncoming airflow, so they are less commonly used, generally only adopted to improve entry/exit convenience or for ceremonial purposes; horizontally-sliding doors have the advantage of being able to fully open even when the side of the car is close to an obstacle. 2. Composition: Car doors are generally composed of three parts: the door body, door accessories, and interior trim panels. The door body includes the inner door panel, outer door panel, door window frame, door reinforcement beam, and door reinforcement panel; door accessories include door hinges, door opening limiters, lock mechanisms, inner and outer handles, door glass, window regulators, and sealing strips.