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Little-known feature of your car key fob will make driving more comfortable – and safer


DRIVERS were shocked to discover these little-known features on their car key fob – they keep you comfortable and safe.

Key fobs are usually used to unlock and lock your motor’s doors, but there’s so much more to them.

Drivers were thrilled to discover their key fob held several useful secret features

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Drivers were thrilled to discover their key fob held several useful secret featuresCredit: Getty

According to experts at Readers Digest, most keys will have an inbuilt panic button that activates emergency alert systems.

While this can be used to help locate you car in a busy car park, it could also potentially save your life in dangerous situations.

This feature could also help prevent burglars breaking into your car, or home.

If the panic button can turn on the vehicle alarm from inside your house, you could hit during the night if you hear or see anything suspicious.

For less serious situations, some key fobs can even be used to adjust the level of your seat for a more comfortable ride.

Certain car manufactures offer models that boast a memory feature that automatically sets your seat to the distance and height suited to you.

This will be set by each driver, who will have a different code on their key fob, so the car automatically recognises who’s behind the wheel.

It comes as other experts have shared their helpful car tips.

A motor whizz revealed a hidden feature that can make your journey much more comfortable.

Sidney Raz took to TikTok to share a tip that he “didn’t know until I was in my thirties” but is “important for safety”.

Meanwhile, vehicle guru @conggeshuoche, who boasts 2.5million followers on TikTok, shared several tricks that “only 10% of drivers know”.

And, motorists have been taken aback by discovering a secret, cash-saving “hack” to increase space in the back of the car.

Other handy devices which have taken drivers by surprise include cars’ perfume dispensers, boot chutes, hidden umbrellas and “curry hooks”.





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