Does the Volkswagen Sagitar have a keyhole?
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Sagitar's one-button start does not have a keyhole; it uses an intelligent keyless system. As long as the driver carries the smart key and enters the vehicle, the one-button start will replace the key and perform all its functions. The starting method and the location of the Sagitar's mechanical keyhole are as follows: Starting method: There is a small silver protruding button on the remote key. Press it, and the mechanical key will pop out. In case of a dead battery, the mechanical key can be used to open the driver's door and lock the car. Behind the driver's door handle, there is a plastic cover with a keyhole inside. Below the plastic cover, there is a hole where the mechanical key can be inserted to pry open the cover. Location of the Sagitar's mechanical keyhole: Both the driver and front passenger doors have keyholes. For aesthetic reasons, Volkswagen has hidden the keyholes in current models. A small plastic cover behind the door handle conceals the keyhole. Below the plastic cover, there is a small rectangular hole shaped exactly like the car key. Insert the key to pry open the cover and reveal the keyhole.