Does the Volkswagen Lamando have a horn for locking the car?

[MilaMarie]

Volkswagen Lamando has a horn for locking the car. The Lamando's locking horn can be activated using the remote key: The horn is the audio signal device of a car. During driving, the driver can emit necessary audio signals as needed or required to warn pedestrians and alert other vehicles, ensuring traffic safety. It is also used for urging and transmitting signals. Simultaneously press the unlock and lock buttons for 3 seconds until the lights flash to deactivate the locking horn sound. You can also set it via Settings-Sounds-Screen lock sound-Play sound when locking and unlocking the screen. The purpose of the horn when pressing the lock button is to confirm that the doors are locked: First, take out the car key, then simultaneously press the lock and unlock buttons for 3 seconds. When you hear a "beep" from the horn, the car is successfully locked.

[BrodyRose]

I used to drive a Volkswagen Lamando, and every time I locked the car with the key, there was a loud 'beep' sound as confirmation that it was securely locked. This might be what you're referring to as the locking horn, commonly found in remote key functions. I remember most models after 2019 came standard with this feature for easy security confirmation. I suggest you check the remote settings: try holding down the lock button for a few seconds to see if it triggers the sound, or look for sound options in the car's central control system to enable it. If there's no sound, it might be due to a blown fuse or a system malfunction, and you'd need to visit a 4S shop to check the circuit. Overall, this feature is quite thoughtful, especially when parking in a lot at night, as it helps prevent accidental operations.

[AllisonRose]

The Volkswagen Lamando generally comes with a locking horn feature, which emits a 'beep' sound when you press the remote lock button to confirm the car is locked. I find it incredibly convenient because the loud sound provides clear confirmation. Different models and configurations may affect the volume or mute mode, and younger drivers particularly appreciate this smart feature, as it allows them to adjust the sound intensity via the menu. If there's no sound, don’t panic—first try replacing the battery in the key fob or check for antenna signal interference. Actually, this horn is part of the anti-theft system, and Volkswagen has implemented it quite effectively. I recommend maintaining it during regular servicing to ensure stability. The quick lock confirmation when leaving the car is very efficient, saving you the hassle of repeatedly checking the keyhole.

[DeAriana]

The Volkswagen Lamando typically comes equipped with a locking alarm sound feature. When you lock the car using the remote, you should hear a confirmation beep, depending on the vehicle's year and configuration. Higher trim levels, such as those from 2017 onwards, often have this feature enabled by default. If there's no sound, it might be due to a system malfunction or the owner manually turning it off. It's recommended to check the user manual for settings. Additionally, some older or base models may have a silent design that uses lights instead. If you encounter issues, promptly consulting a technician to inspect the wiring or control module can resolve simple problems. This feature enhances convenience and ensures anti-theft effectiveness.