What are the 20 hidden functions of the Mazda6?
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Mazda6 only has twelve hidden functions. Hidden functions: automatic door locking while driving, automatic door lock when driving, automatic unlocking during emergency braking, automatic window closing/exterior rearview mirror folding when locking the car, vibration alarm setting when locking the car, car finding function, door not properly closed reminder, delayed automatic window closing, alarm when the car lock is tampered with, remote control failure, manual deactivation of the security function, module fault self-check, and one-touch sunroof opening. Mazda6: The new Mazda6 has been innovatively developed in terms of body structure, sound insulation measures, interior design, and comfort and convenience equipment, bringing its comfort to a whole new level and achieving a perfect combination of comfort and driving performance. In addition, high-tech equipment usually found in luxury cars, such as card-type smart keys, a driver's seat with 3 sets of memory and 8-way electric adjustment, xenon headlights, automatic headlight switch, headlight washer, rain-sensing wipers, water-repellent exterior rearview mirrors, remote-controlled window opening and closing, and 6 airbags, have elevated it to the ranks of premium cars.
I've discovered that the Mazda6 actually has quite a few hidden features. For example, holding down the lock button on the key fob can automatically raise all windows; pressing the button on the right side of the steering wheel three times after starting the engine enters diagnostic mode to check vehicle status; pressing the horn button when the engine is off can help locate the car; the air conditioning system has a memory function that automatically restores previous settings upon next startup; holding the volume button for 5 seconds during quick operations on the center console resets the system; the rearview mirror automatically tilts down when reversing for easier parking; selecting the door-activated lighting function in light settings enhances safety; the remote key automatically unlocks doors when approached; seat position memory links with the key for one-touch adjustment; eco mode settings can be displayed on the instrument panel to save fuel; hidden EQ adjustments in the audio system improve sound quality; the default window defogger setting automatically activates for quick dehumidification; the wiper speed fine-tuning button improves visibility in rain; the tire pressure monitoring system can be manually reset to avoid false alarms; the child safety lock automatic activation option protects rear passengers; parking assist system settings can be muted to reduce noise; the auto hold function prevents rollback when starting on steep slopes; the transmission learning mode adapts to driving habits; and the one-touch start delay function prevents accidental engine shutdown. Most of these can be found in detail in the owner's manual. Trying them during daily driving can make routine use more convenient.
