How to Open the Trunk of an Excelle?
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For the Buick Excelle, pressing the button on the driver's side door panel can open the trunk. Below are the specific methods to open a car's trunk: 1. Remote Key from Outside the Car: The most common way to open the trunk from outside the car is by using the remote key. Simply press the trunk symbol (a raised car rear) on the car key to open the trunk. Some car models may not have a dedicated trunk button on the remote key; in such cases, pressing the unlock button will also open the trunk. 2. Interior Control Switch: The interior control switch for opening the trunk includes button-type and lever-type. The position of the button-type switch may vary depending on the manufacturer and car model, but it is generally located on the left side of the steering wheel or in the central control area. For example, in the Sagitar, the trunk button is usually located on the door. Some car models do not use a button but a lever, which is typically located on the lower left side of the driver's seat or the lower left side of the steering wheel.
Let me share my daily car usage experience. The trunk of the Buick Excelle is actually quite convenient to open, with several common methods: the quickest way is to use the trunk button on the remote key, usually marked with a luggage icon—just press and hold for a second or two to pop it open automatically; alternatively, if you're at the rear of the car, look for a small button or handle near the license plate area and press it to unlock; for older models, there might be a lever by the driver's door or a button on the dashboard—just pull or press it gently. I've encountered minor issues, like when the key button doesn't work due to a dead battery, in which case using the spare key to turn the trunk lock manually does the trick. For safety, I recommend waiting until the car is fully stopped before operating to avoid hazards from opening while driving. For maintenance, occasionally applying lubricant to the latch can prevent jamming or rust—these small details make car usage much smoother.
