[Nobby Clark]

The solution to warming up the car with comfort access is to lock it using the button on the fob, not by touching the door.

You can leave the key out the car and drive as far as you like until you switch off the car. ASS won’t make a difference neither will distance from the key.

You can happily try hit P when diving or throw it in reverse at 70mph, the car protects against the stupid.

However, I have managed to reverse with the door open, and I think I did it by opening the door when reversing. Didn’t really experiment much with that.

If your better half drives off and stops the car, you can lock it via the app.

[MSCD]

While this is old... if you start the car and press the fob to the window outside and lock it does lock the car. It's 8f in the morning right now and I have done it a few times.

Press the idrive to get rid of the message...

[Anton_555]

I think you can reverse with the door open as long as you still have your seatbelt fastened.....

[rlmesq]

I can lock my car with comfort access when it's in park and running.

[Soul_Glo]

Originally Posted by f30deep

You can drive pretty far with the car, my mom just took my car to drive home which is like a 10-15 minute drive when she got home she called me and realized i never gave her my keys and she cant lock it now, i didnt think this could happen at all but watch out where you leave your car on even if your key fob is in your pocket guys

You sir are awarded the thread grave digger award.

[Iyrix]

Why don't you start the car and then lock it with the key? takes 2 seconds...

[Alscoob]

Simple, start car, get out with fob close door, press lock on fob as normal & doors lock, go in house and leave it to warm up. down side is that it sounds the horn twice when you lock it !! not ideal at 6am

[Liquidfox]

Why not just get in the car and drive off? Waiting for it to "warm up" is doing it no good and would warm up far quicker if you were simply driving it.

I doubt your insurer would be too happy either if it was stolen whilst running unattended.

[t5pilot]

Once you've started the car, you can also press the dash central locking button before you get out. When you open the drivers door, only that one will unlock, which you can then use the metal key to re-lock once outside. Avoids the car making any unruly noises at daft-o-clock...

[Nobby Clark]

Originally Posted by Liquidfox

Why not just get in the car and drive off? Waiting for it to "warm up" is doing it no good and would warm up far quicker if you were simply driving it.

I doubt your insurer would be too happy either if it was stolen whilst running unattended.

Usually because you can't see out!

How is it going to get stolen if the car is locked? Besides it is attended - from the comfort of your warm living room.

[R0B]

Originally Posted by t5pilot

Once you've started the car, you can also press the dash central locking button before you get out. When you open the drivers door, only that one will unlock, which you can then use the metal key to re-lock once outside. Avoids the car making any unruly noises at daft-o-clock...

If you hold the fob to the drivers window then click, it doesn't sound the horn.