Where is the emergency trunk release switch for the Buick Excelle?
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In models with fixed and non-foldable rear seats, there is an emergency trunk release handle located beneath the central cover panel behind the rear seats. Here are some additional details: 1. Exterior: The slim headlights feature a new lamp cluster texture design, while the trapezoidal grille on the lower bumper exudes a sporty vibe with its mesh texture. The side profile remains unchanged, maintaining a bold and rugged style. 2. Configuration: Equipped with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, and a 1.6T turbocharged engine is also available, making it a stylish and sporty family sedan.
As a veteran driver with ten years of experience driving the Buick Excelle, I can tell you in detail the location of the trunk emergency release. It's right next to the latch on the inside of the trunk lid, usually under a labeled plastic cover. After opening the trunk, look directly opposite the latch on the inner side, and you'll find a small hidden compartment, possibly marked with an arrow or warning symbol. When needed, just use your finger to push open this small cover to reveal a yellow pull cord. Remember not to use sharp tools to pry it open—your hand is enough. This mechanism is designed to be discreet to prevent accidental activation, but in an emergency, pulling the cord will pop the trunk open. Last time my child was accidentally locked in the trunk, thankfully I knew about this mechanism and used a key to flick it open. This design can be life-saving, and every car owner should familiarize themselves with the location of their vehicle's emergency release.
