New Toyota cars don't include remote starting on key fobs
Toyota drivers today may not be happy to have to subscribe just to start from their key FOB, but what about new buyers? There is mixed news. Car makers say on the roadshow in a statement that starting remotely will not be available in the main FOBS for new vehicles. You must use the brand mobile application, in other words. With that, you might not mind the cost.
You might not need to pay for the feature. Although previously clear 2018 to 2020 vehicles were limited to seven-year trials connected, around 2020 vintages and newer vehicles including a 10-year trial. There is a real possibility you will move to another car when Freebie expires.
It still won’t please anyone who prefers FOB simplicity, or the owner who intends to keep their vehicle for a long time. You may have to pay extra just to keep the function of your car for most of its age. We will not rely on Toyota backtracking, your mind. Like many companies, Toyota switches to services to provide a steady revenue stream than those going through sales. Long distance trips may not represent the windows of the window when it will only collect $ 80 per year per decade from now on, but indicates where the Toyota strategy goes.
