My wife's newish car is all new tech to her.
I am not sure how she will do all this, yet.
Go over the really important shit first...like how to get the alarm to shut off and how not to lock herself out.
First damn car I've ever had with power windows, locks, and an alarm. Little shit has been a learning curve to say the least.
Yeah, it was security stuff going on with her Lincoln that made us go ahead and jump to this new car.
We have studied the "RTFM" manual and watched a few vids covering some of this and it seems that as long as (everything is working as it should
) AND
as long as she has her remote, there is not going to be a problem.
Hoping that all the tech crap does not put her off too much.
SO far no problems. She LOVES her new car! So do I. That pudgy old man looking car can fucking haul ass if I want. It is not bad at all. If my memory is as accurate as I think it is this thing may have a step over my old '70 Mach 1 in its stock format. This Chrysler 300S really does sing.
Of course, I had to upgrade that Mustang and when I got into the low twelves in the quarter, I felt better.
My first car was a '63 Dodge and it had power windows. Locks were powered, but you had to push the door handle forward (like all on purpose and shit), power everything and factory air conditioning, along with a push button transmission, not unlike her "dial" transmission.
My old girl did not have push button start, though. That took a lesson or two.
She has the keyless entry function, but she has to have her remote for it to go painlessly. Otherwise it is up to making sure our satellite tech stuff is paid up to make sure the car will start and go without a key. Seems stupid, kind of, if you lose one the other one is probably attached. That is why the satellite stuff is so important to keep current. She can still drive home after losing her keys and shit, if that ever happens.