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Ok, this will likely be more controversial than Trump. What is the obsession with "push button" ignition? I dont see the advantage in the new cars that have it, and the old stuff just looks silly with it. I see in hot rod catalogs "kits" and many just replace the key with an industrial button switch, but never do I see an advantage. From a mfg stand point it is likely cheaper to mfg a bunch of "fobs" with their own distinct code than a bunch of keys which have a limited number of combinations, but it has been proven to be no more secure than the old key switch. So why the obsession with retro-fitting it to older cars?
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