I love my Push Button Start in my 13 Charger. In fact, I will never buy another car with out it. However, with that said, there is one thing that I don't like about it. If you forget to turn off your car, it doesn't turn off by itself, even when my charger will tell me that my KEY FOB is not in range. I personally have done this a few times, and I am glad I didn't do this while I put my vehicle in my garage, like some unfortunate people have done (and paid the price 13-deaths). However, I did find my gas tank with less gas in it because of it. It's amazing, that with all the technology that exists today and even in the past, that there could not have been some kind of timer put on the car that when the vehicle realizes that the KEY FOB was not in distance of the vehicle and it was running, to turn it off, if safe to do so (in park). I feel bad for the people that have lost their lives to something that could have been easily programmed into these cars with PUSH BUTTON START. My guess, is that there is some limitation in existing vehicles that would prevent a auto shutdown from being added to our vehicles with Push Button Start, but I would like to see one as part of the settlement with this Class Action Lawsuit.
Here is the link to an article about the Class Action Lawsuit: http://consumerist.com/2015/08/27/class-action-lawsuit-claims-10-automakers-hid-keyless-ignition-carbon-monoxide-dangers-that-led-to-13-deaths/
Here is the link to an article about the Class Action Lawsuit: http://consumerist.com/2015/08/27/class-action-lawsuit-claims-10-automakers-hid-keyless-ignition-carbon-monoxide-dangers-that-led-to-13-deaths/