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CAR CENTRAL LOCKING EXPLAINED

f you’re lucky enough to drive, then you’ll almost certainly just click a button on your key fob to lock and unlock the car – and if you’re not old enough to drive yet, then you’ve probably seen other people do it. Either way, this car lock technology is now so commonplace that we don’t even think about it. But if you do think about it, you’ll

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