Superformance Coupe Owner's Manual Operational ... - Second Strike

CAUTION: Although the absence of key locks or door handles
does enhance the security of your vehicle, it does however raise the
possibility that you may not be able to gain access yourself. E.G
keys and immobilizer remote control accidentally locked inside the
car OR in the case of a flat battery.
It is therefore strongly recommended that you keep a spare trunk
lock key either on your person or attached to the car, in a secure
place known only to you, so that you may gain access from the rear
hatch if locked out of the car for any reason.
NOTE: Once inside the cockpit the door can be opened by either
pressing the Electronic DOOR RELEASE BUTTONS (See
Figures 11 and 12 on page 17) or using the manual door lever.
(See Figure 13 on page 17)
IMPORTANT: Care should be taken when opening the door in
windy conditions.
Keys
1 2 3
[Figure 28 – Keys]
Your car has a key for the ignition (1), a key for the locking gas
cap (2), and a key for locking the trunk (3). A spare of each of
these keys is supplied with the vehicle
Record the key information here:
Key Name Number
Ignition __________ __________
Trunk
__________ __________
Locking gas cap __________ __________
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