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How Many Keys Does a New Car Come With?

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MacJudah
07/24/2025, 02:52:56 PM

A new car comes with 2 keys: one is the primary key, and the other is a spare key. The differences between them are: 1. Appearance: The primary key has buttons, while the spare key is a regular key. 2. Type: The primary key is a remote key, allowing you to unlock the car doors remotely by pressing the buttons when near the vehicle; the spare key is a mechanical key that requires insertion into the door's keyhole to unlock. The functions of the keys include: 1. Long-pressing the lock button on the key after turning off the engine can remotely close the windows; 2. Long-pressing the trunk unlock button will automatically pop it open; 3. Pressing the car locator button will activate the car's horn and hazard lights, making it easier to find the car in crowded parking areas; 4. Pressing the unlock button once opens only the driver's door, while pressing it twice unlocks all other doors.

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