Where is the trunk switch located on the Buick Park Avenue?

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LaOlive
07/23/25 8:13pm
The Buick Park Avenue's trunk switches are located in three different positions: the tailgate switch on the vehicle, the tailgate switch on the dashboard, and the trunk's sensor-based opening and closing. Below are the specific details about the trunk: 1. Tailgate switch on the vehicle: Press the tailgate switch on the vehicle to open or close the tailgate. 2. Tailgate switch on the dashboard: Press the tailgate switch on the dashboard to open or close the tailgate. 3. Sensor-based trunk opening and closing: Place your hand or any object in the corresponding sensor area of the tailgate to automatically open it. This is useful when your hands are full and manual operation or using the electronic car key is inconvenient.
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HaleyRose
08/10/25 6:13pm
I've been driving the Park Avenue for quite a while, and the trunk switch is mainly located in a few places where you can easily find it. On the key remote, there's usually a trunk icon button—just press it to open, which is the most convenient. Inside the car, above the driver's seat door handle or on the side of the dashboard, some versions have a small button under the steering wheel—just press it to get the job done. On the exterior, there's an external handle or button near the trunk lid or bumper, making it easy to open when you're carrying items. If the switch doesn't work, it might be due to low battery or button contact issues—you'll need to check or replace the remote. Newer models may have smart features, like kicking under the trunk to activate the sensor for automatic opening, which is very practical. Just remember to be cautious when using it in parking lots—don’t randomly open the trunk in crowded areas.
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