Comfort Access.

[Pondrew]

Grey. I might get rid of it and the wife’s car now. She can have a motobility car now. She won’t be able to drive it though.

Not mine (black). Of all the cars I've had my 2011 Mazda6 175 diesel estate is in my top 5 favourites. Brilliant car. I had a newer one too (2017 model), not a patch on the previous.
BTW sorry to hear about your wife

[Ole gits rule]

£500 for something that should be free - I use it to keep change in

[mcbutler]

I agree comfort pack more useful.

Picture of door handle if you have comfort access

This is not correct for Z4, mine has comfort access, the doors open when you slip your fingertips underneath the handle where the led light is. No ridges either that I can see

[Argyll Andy]

I agree comfort pack more useful.

Picture of door handle if you have comfort access

This is not correct for Z4, mine has comfort access, the doors open when you slip your fingertips underneath the handle where the led light is. No ridges either that I can see

Must differ by model/year or something like that as it had ridges on previous Z4’s I looked at and has ridges on my G29 with comfort access

[Zed Baron]

And to confuse things even more if you have iDrive under locks you will see comfort entry.... all that does is lower your windows half way when getting in. My Toyota IQ has comfort access its really handy, got ridges on the handles, you just open the door and push button to start.

[mcbutler]

I agree comfort pack more useful.

Picture of door handle if you have comfort access

This is not correct for Z4, mine has comfort access, the doors open when you slip your fingertips underneath the handle where the led light is. No ridges either that I can see

Must differ by model/year or something like that as it had ridges on previous Z4’s I looked at and has ridges on my G29 with comfort access

I will double check next time i see the car, probably around April lol

[Argyll Andy]

I will double check next time i see the car, probably around April lol

I’ll have forgotten by then

[mcbutler]

I will double check next time i see the car, probably around April lol

I’ll have forgotten by then

Yeah, i will have forgotten where I stored it as well heh heh

[mcbutler]

This is not correct for Z4, mine has comfort access, the doors open when you slip your fingertips underneath the handle where the led light is. No ridges either that I can see

Must differ by model/year or something like that as it had ridges on previous Z4’s I looked at and has ridges on my G29 with comfort access

I will double check next time i see the car, probably around April lol

This is the drivers door handle of my keyless open and ignition comfort access Zed - no ridges etc. The door unlocks as you slip your fingertips underneath the handle, just about where the LED's are.

[Pondrew]

This is the drivers door handle of my keyless open and ignition comfort access Zed - no ridges etc. The door unlocks as you slip your fingertips underneath the handle, just about where the LED's are.

How do you lock it?

[Ole gits rule]

This is the drivers door handle of my keyless open and ignition comfort access Zed - no ridges etc. The door unlocks as you slip your fingertips underneath the handle, just about where the LED's are.

How do you lock it?

Should lock as you walk away surely

[Pondrew]

Should lock as you walk away surely

If so, it should unlock as you walk near. I had a car a few years ago that had that 'smart access'. Unlocked at you got within 6 feet of the car, then locked as you walked away. It was a ferkin nightmare, cos you didn't know whether it was locked or not. If you walked near to check it would unlock anyway, so no help. Only car I've ever owned that needed two people to check if it was locked. I did manage to sort it, as it had auto fold mirrors, so looked at the mirrors. If they were folded, it was locked.

[Smartbear]

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Should lock as you walk away surely

If so, it should unlock as you walk near. I had a car a few years ago that had that 'smart access'. Unlocked at you got within 6 feet of the car, then locked as you walked away. It was a ferkin nightmare, cos you didn't know whether it was locked or not. If you walked near to check it would unlock anyway, so no help. Only car I've ever owned that needed two people to check if it was locked. I did manage to sort it, as it had auto fold mirrors, so looked at the mirrors. If they were folded, it was locked.

You could’ve thrown your keys away before returning to the vehicle to check it was locked
Rob

[Pondrew]

You could’ve thrown your keys away before returning to the vehicle to check it was locked

Never thought of that Rob. As usual voice of sense.

[Ole gits rule]

Our car is the same and I just look at the indicators flashing