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Sue has clearly explained the Keyless Entry and Keyless Go in the other thread, but my question was not answered before the thread was closed.
In my A5 and my wife's RR Evoque, they have a convenience where you can have the key in your jacket pocket or handbag. Approach a locked vehicle, grab the door handle, pull and that specific door will unlock. Get in. Drive away.
Now both of our cars also has the Keyless GO (eg. Press Start, engine ignition), hence I believe those two features are related and unlikely to have that convenience I refer to above in the CLA45, since it does not have Keyless GO.
In my A5 and my wife's RR Evoque, they have a convenience where you can have the key in your jacket pocket or handbag. Approach a locked vehicle, grab the door handle, pull and that specific door will unlock. Get in. Drive away.
Now both of our cars also has the Keyless GO (eg. Press Start, engine ignition), hence I believe those two features are related and unlikely to have that convenience I refer to above in the CLA45, since it does not have Keyless GO.