Clearly, I’m not alone in my quest for car-keyless outdoor time because Subaru has just rolled out a new feature on certain models called PIN Code Access that basically disables the key, allows ...

Since proximity keys are a big thing these days (many new cars unlock when its key simply comes near it), using Subaru’s PIN-code entry system first requires disabling keyfob access.

In fact, they even encourage you to do so. With Subaru's PIN Code Access feature, you can easily unlock your car even without your key or fob.

On the WRX STI side of the deal, the Series.HyperBlue treatment is more or less similar to the BRZ’s, with the addition of Keyless Access, Push-Button Start, a PIN Code Access feature, and ...

There’s also a new PIN Code Access system for Limited trim levels. Ford has offered keypad access for years, and Subaru’s system is a variation on that idea.

Subaru also includes a PIN-code access system on the Crosstrek Limited. If you're an outdoorsy type who would prefer to leave your keys in your car, this feature allows you to do that, gaining access ...

It also comes equipped with a Power Moonroof, body color foldable mirrors with integrated turn signals, dark headlight bezel, Keyless Access with Push-Button Start as well as Pin Code Access ...