Where is the keyhole of the Volkswagen Bora?

[DelArthur]

Volkswagen Bora keyhole location. The keyhole on the door of the new Volkswagen Bora is located behind the door handle: A small triangular decorative cover can be removed to reveal the door's keyhole, which is used for opening the door with the mechanical key. This is the location of the keyhole. How to open the door: Keys with keyless entry function will have the mechanical key folded or hidden inside. For conventional folding keys, simply unfold them to find the keyhole and open the door. If the key is hidden, the mechanical key is usually concealed within the main key body and needs to be pulled out for use. However, you still need to locate the door's keyhole, which is often hidden for aesthetic reasons and can be difficult to notice without close observation.

[VonAurora]

As a seasoned driver with over 20 years of experience, I've noticed that the keyhole position on the Volkswagen Bora is quite classic—it's located in that small circular opening on the steering column to the right of the steering wheel. You simply sit down, insert the key, give it a gentle turn, and the vehicle starts right up. It's important to regularly ensure that dust or small objects don't get lodged in the keyhole, as this can make it difficult to insert the key or cause it to stick. Routine cleaning can extend the life of the keyhole and prevent startup issues. If you encounter starting problems, it might be due to a dirty or worn-out keyhole, so it's advisable to visit a repair shop promptly to avoid disrupting your daily commute. This small detail is crucial for driving safety; its placement is designed so the driver can reach it naturally and operate it safely. On the road, I've seen many friends face issues with their car's keyhole, mostly due to neglecting maintenance, which highlights the importance of developing good habits.

[LeEvan]

I've been driving a Volkswagen Bora for two years, and the keyhole is that obvious small hole right next to the steering wheel, easily reachable with a hand. The new model comes with a keyless start function, which saves a lot of hassle, but the older Bora still has a physical keyhole. It's very simple to operate—just insert the key and turn. If you encounter difficulty starting, there might be debris inside the hole or the battery could be dead, so regular maintenance is needed to avoid jamming. The position near the steering wheel is very user-friendly, safe, and convenient, allowing you to start the car without distraction. Most modern car models retain a physical keyhole as a backup to ensure the car can be started anytime. This detail shouldn’t be overlooked when driving; keeping it clean and well-maintained can make the car more durable. Developing a habit of checking it regularly brings peace of mind on the road.

[DelNoah]

Our family uses the Bora for transporting family members, with the keyhole prominently located on the right side of the steering column. Inserting the key to start the car is convenient, but don't overlook the importance of cleaning dust during daily use. If the car fails to start, the keyhole might be blocked—safety first, so get it repaired promptly. The design position is reasonable to avoid issues while driving, so keep up with simple maintenance.