How to Lock a BMW Car?
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Some BMW models feature an automatic door locking function, which can be activated by setting the automatic locking while driving in the iDrive system. Alternatively, you can use the smart key to lock the car after parking. Below is additional information about the BMW 3 Series: 1. Exterior Configuration: The long-wheelbase models come standard with features such as a panoramic sunroof and LED headlight clusters (including adaptive headlight function). The launch edition offers a Luxury Design Package, while the other three configurations provide M Sport Package, M Aerodynamics Kit, etc. 2. Interior: The new BMW 3 Series long-wheelbase version largely retains the design of the overseas model. For example, it features a new floating LCD screen, a redesigned electronic gear lever, and an M-branded three-spoke multifunction steering wheel. In terms of power, the new BMW 3 Series long-wheelbase version is equipped with the latest B-series 2.0T engine (B48B20B type), delivering the same 184 horsepower as the current 320i/Li models.
I've been driving a BMW for several years, and the locking method is quite simple. Just press the lock button on the remote key—the one with the lock icon. After pressing it, the car lights will flash once, and the side mirrors will automatically fold, indicating that the car is locked. If the car has a keyless entry feature, it's even easier—just hold your finger on the sensor area on the outer side of the door handle for one second to lock, no need to press the key. Before getting out, remember to check the windows and sunroof. If you find a window not fully closed, press and hold the lock button on the key for 5 seconds to automatically roll up the windows. When making a temporary stop at a gas station, I prefer using the mechanical key to lock the driver's door—just remove the metal key blade from the remote key, insert it into the door handle lock, and turn it. One important reminder: always pull the door handle to confirm after locking to avoid signal interference causing a false lock.