Can you add a push-button start to a car? You certainly can. There are a number of different ways to convert your car to a push-button start. Some are cheap options, and others may break the bank.

Ward's Auto, an industry-watcher that recently started tracking installation rates of push-button ignitions, reports 25.4 percent, or 4.4 million, 2013 model-year cars and trucks sold had the feature.

The id.PUSH keyless ignition system is as easy as it gets: just push the button and go! This basic push-button system features a mechanical push-button start with LED halo lighting.

Thanks to ididit and their id.PUSH+ Push Button Start Kit classic car owners can add the luxury of keyless entry and remote start in their classic rides.

Installing MyKey Premium Unlike the average aftermarket remote start system, MyKey Premium is 100% plug-and-play in Hyundai and Kia models with the push button start feature.

Call them keyless, push-button start or whatever catchy name automakers tag them with, these ultra-convenient features coming as standard equipment on even the most base-model vehicles these days ...

In today’s modern automotive landscape, push-button start car s have become a popular feature, signaling a shift away from traditional keys. But is switching to a push-button start car the right ...

Toyota’s push-button start systems became an issue in its massive recalls of 2009 and 2010 because they had to be held for three seconds to turn off the engine, and in an emergency, the driver ...

General Motors has not gone all-in on push-button start despite the ignition switch recall, though the feature is expanding.

The refreshed 2022 Chevy Silverado 1500 features a long list of updates and changes, including a push button start as standard across the lineup.

Toyota says that the three-second depression time is meant to keep people from accidentally hitting the button and killing the engine, which would also knock out power steering and other systems.