Hello everyone,I have a 1998 Civic and I am considering the 2010 CR-V 4WD. I amlooking at the EXL model. I was wondering if the doors automaticallylock at 9 or 11 mph etc like the newer Civics and Accords do? This issomething I would like to have on my car because I sometimes have togo to areas of town that aren't so great. If its not standard, is itsomething the dealer can set to do?Thanks,Jill

"Jill" wroteI'm sure others will wonder, too, (and provide some usual nasty commentary) why you don't just press the master lock button to do this for you. ??

Does the CRV lock automatically at 9+ mph??

Jul 21, 2010 24 Replies

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Jill 16 years ago

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The CR-V in snow question comes up regularly.

Hello,

Thanks for the link, it has a lot of good information.

Thanks,

Jill

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Elmo P. Shagnasty 16 years ago

You're piloting the vehicle. You're in control. I HOPE you don't lose track pretty easily.

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News 16 years ago

Needs to get out and dial a taxi.

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Seth 16 years ago

I'd stick with just hitting the unlock button and reduce wear-and-tear on the transmission mechanisms. The driver will be plenty familiar with the system and wear the button is located. A quick tap is all it takes.

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Dillon Pyron 15 years ago

Thus spake Jill :

In addition to the question "why not just lock it?" I'll ask another question.

With an email address "berreta66x", why don't you just carry a Beretta? I personally prefer a 1911, but rule one always applies. As well as rule two.

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