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2 burnt to death in BMW crash!
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<blockquote data-quote="ess530i" data-source="post: 300606" data-attributes="member: 13496"><p>i tried locking a honda, toyota, proton & mercedes benz with its remote and all could be opened from the inside either by pulling the door lever or unlock button. but in my e60 (and i assume every other BMW) i couldn't open even though the lock button is raised fully when door lever is pulled. in an event of an accident (even minor one), there is a high chance that the electronics will screw up therefore preventing you from unlocking & escaping the vehicle. now this is getting me worried...and why has BMW designed their cars in such a way? why?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ess530i, post: 300606, member: 13496"] i tried locking a honda, toyota, proton & mercedes benz with its remote and all could be opened from the inside either by pulling the door lever or unlock button. but in my e60 (and i assume every other BMW) i couldn't open even though the lock button is raised fully when door lever is pulled. in an event of an accident (even minor one), there is a high chance that the electronics will screw up therefore preventing you from unlocking & escaping the vehicle. now this is getting me worried...and why has BMW designed their cars in such a way? why? [/QUOTE]
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