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No easily visible alarm LED?!?!

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This is doubly annoying as I used to look for the LED flash on my Boxster S to see if I had remembered to lock the door; now I need to go right up to the car to check anyway.
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This is doubly annoying as I used to look for the LED flash on my Boxster S to see if I had remembered to lock the door; now I need to go right up to the car to check anyway.
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The first time I locked my new CS in my garage I was shocked - Porsche got rid of the top of the dash mounted alarm LED?!?! This is nuts - one of the points of an alarm is to visibly flash an LED letting anyone know it's active and that they should really find a different vehicle to steal. Instead on the CS, you have to look at the central locking button and/or radio to see the LED flash? This is doubly annoying as I used to look for the LED flash on my Boxster S to see if I had remembered to lock the door; now I need to go right up to the car to check anyway. Sorry for the rant, it was just a surprising omission given Audis have the door LEDs and BMWs the flashing clown nose.

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