Where is the trunk switch on the old Passat?
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The trunk seat switch is located on the driver's door. Here are the specific details about the Passat: 1. Exterior: The new Passat is built on the MQB platform, with an overall design that is more aggressive than the Magotan. The front grille is larger, and the body length is close to 5 meters. It also features a fastback design, making the car appear more elongated. The LED taillights at the rear are a highlight, offering outstanding display effects. Additionally, the use of numerous horizontal and vertical lines creates a coupe-like feel. 2. Interior: The new Passat offers a fresh experience with a fully digital instrument panel that has three styles for free switching. It is fully functional and packed with a high-tech feel.
I remember the old Passat had several trunk release switches. The most commonly used one is the button on the driver's door panel, located near the window controls on your left side - just press the small button with the trunk icon. There's also a button on the key fob - hold it down to pop open the trunk lid. For emergency situations, there are backup methods: some model years have a mechanical release lever under the driver's seat (you'll need to look down to see a pull cable), while other versions have a keyhole hidden between the license plate lights on the trunk itself (just insert and turn the mechanical key). When I drove my old Passat, the most convenient method was using the key fob remote - within 5 meters, you'd hear a click and the trunk would pop open.
