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Dan Roth @ Feb 18th 2008 12:48PM
I believe this is noted in the the text of the review. If it's not, it was in the original draft. It's still annoying to have a pushbutton, silly, even.
The one nice thing about the pushbutton is that you won't have an ignition lock cylinder to wear out, and Nissan's implementation of a smart fob is better than others (though it's a long wait between pressing the button and the engine starting).
As for the telescoping wheel - I stand corrected, I could've sworn that the wheel in my car didn't telescope, I even have it in my notes. Oh well. I fit just fine, anyway.