The problem is you need to stick the metal key in the keyhole to lock/unlock the doors. There are no buttons to unlock the doors on the Sport.
Their are laws about stickers on vehicles. This isn't symantics. It's an FCA term for a particular functionality. It could be argued that terms like stow n go and keyless enter n go sell more vehicles as a result of the expectations associated with this marketing.
I agree with the proximity entry as nowhere does it say that on the window sticker... But let's say you know absolutely nothing about Jeeps, and see this lovely sport that you can afford on Jeeps website and order it thinking hey I can live with manual windows but "keyless entry n go" is a nice feature and almost a necessity if you constantly have occupants in the rear seats(pushing the button on the key fob to lock/unlock the doors, not proximity.) Well after the two month wait, you'r so happy that you don't even look for that feature when you go pick it up because the dealer had already unlocked the doors for you. Do you just live with Jeeps misprint, or order another one and wait two months while not having a vehicle since you traded yours in?If you didn't even spring for power locks on your Jeep, why would you even expect to have a proximity entry feature?
I've just looked at a window sticker for a Sport and it does specifically say manual door locks on the standard equipment list. Anyone that sees that and Keyless Enter and Go on the same list should at least ask a question about it. Anything else and you're just lacking any observation on the vehicle you're purchasing.
It is legally binding. 15 U.S. Code Section 1232Just to reiterate what's already been hashed out in other threads, the problem is that "Keyless Enter-N-Go" is already a FCA patented term for a feature that allows you to never touch the key fob to enter the vehicle and go. They're listing this patented feature, by specific name, as standard equipment on the JL, when clearly it is not standard equipment on the JL. Hence, all the complaints that Jeep is receiving via social media, email, and letters.
I'm pi**ed off about it, but not to the point that I would sue. For those who do sue, the question is going to come down to whether or not the Monroney Sticker is a legally binding document.
The window sticker also says manual door locks...
Irrelevant, you cannot Keyless Enter.
RELEVENT! It says MANUAL Door Locks! right on the window sticker... Standard Equipment (unless replaced by optional equipment) You've paid for manual door locks and not the proximity entry.
