Posted 26th January, 2008 in Audi | 6 Comments
What would you do if you’d just walked away from your Audi A4, only to discover that you’d locked your keys inside? Probably the easiest thing would be to simply smash a side window? You’d think so…
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1. 26th January, 2008 at 14:01 by Coligny
I wonder what is the most fascinating part… The fact that if i’m trapped in the car breaking a window to get free is no longer an option. Or the fact that in 2007 german luxury cars you can still lock your keys inside. There’s an el cheapo Nissan in my parking that scream like a schoolgirl in a shopping mall whenever someone close the doors with one of the keys still inside.
2. 26th January, 2008 at 14:51 by Warren M
Exactly! My old Mk2 VW Golf wouldn’t let me lock my keys in the car, and that’s twenty years old.
3. 27th January, 2008 at 11:29 by LEXION
The keys are in the contact and the engine is started…the car is closed……well….The car is as supid as those drivers.
4. 27th January, 2008 at 11:57 by Eric C
/\ Says somebody who can’t even spell the word ’stupid’
Brilliant!
5. 27th January, 2008 at 16:40 by Coligny
/\ Need to jump on every dude who misstype a key to feel good… Thanks for playing anyway…
Didn’t even notice the engine was running… That make it even more… disturbing… I thought engine running disable remote control and locking with keys from outside of the doors… Those Russians are magicians or what ?
6. 27th January, 2008 at 21:02 by Lee Bromley
I think he pointed out their error because they actually failed to spell ’stupid’ correctly. It’s called irony.
And they’re Romanian, not Russian…