What to Do When the Key is Locked in the Trunk of a Buick Verano?
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Open the car door and enter the back seat, then fold down the rear seat of the car to retrieve the key, solving the problem this way. There is usually a gap between the back seat and the trunk, so you can use a long, thin object to fish out the key.
I've also experienced the situation where the keys were locked in the trunk. That time, it happened in a mall parking lot when I was in a hurry to put things away and casually threw the keys into the trunk, forgetting to take them out. The moment I closed it, I was dumbfounded. First, I tried checking if other car doors were locked—if I was lucky, the rear door might be open, allowing me to reach inside to trigger the trunk release switch. Some older models even allow folding down the rear seats to access the trunk. If that doesn't work, ask a friend to help you try the mechanical key or a spare key. If all else fails, call your insurance company for roadside assistance or contact the dealership for towing services. Throughout the process, it's crucial to stay calm and avoid hastily prying the door open, which could damage the paint. After that incident, I developed a habit of always holding the keys in my hand before closing the trunk lid. It's also wise to keep a spare key at home in a secure location.
