I think you mean fob.I just read a very brief article regarding Apples next iOS update. It might just have a car fob app that will unlock and start cars. I really hope the Wrangler is compatible.
I read that too regarding 13.4 and it sounds like it might along with other NFC vehicles.I just read a very brief article regarding Apples next iOS update. It might just have a car fob app that will unlock and start cars. I really hope the Wrangler is compatible.
I think he meant key fox. Pretty fancy lifestyle when you have your own key fox to bring you your keys when you wanna go for a ride.I think you mean fob.
The "problem" is solved:
No fun if you fix it.I foxed (I mean fixed) it. Thanks.
How awesome would it be if the app could sit idle, and knowing the location of your parked rig--a service already provided--automatically open then doors, even start the engine?I just read a very brief article regarding Apples next iOS update. It might just have a car fob app that will unlock and start cars. I really hope the Wrangler is compatible.
Who wants happy customers when you can instead nickle and dime them for extras on a $50k purchase?...
That would serve FCA right for not making proximity locks purchasable after market: which would have been a win-win for customer and FCA alike.
Yeah I like idea of my Jeep starting in my closed garage every time I get close enough.How awesome would it be if the app could sit idle, and knowing the location of your parked rig--a service already provided--automatically open then doors, even start the engine?
That would serve FCA right for not making proximity locks purchasable after market: which would have been a win-win for customer and FCA alike.
or ways for thieves to steal our jeepsI just read a very brief article regarding Apples next iOS update. It might just have a car fob app that will unlock and start cars. I really hope the Wrangler is compatible.
Looks like that option is in the works....just waiting on Ultra-wideband technology?How awesome would it be if the app could sit idle, and knowing the location of your parked rig--a service already provided--automatically open then doors, even start the engine?
That would serve FCA right for not making proximity locks purchasable after market: which would have been a win-win for customer and FCA alike.
I have a 2 door, and I can't even close the back door with it in there!I think you mean fob.
The "problem" is solved: