Re: Car stops, motor stops

> It’s a handy feature, but I’ve seen some people run into problems with it as the car gets older. If it started after a service or update, that could be the cause.

One thing to check is the battery. If it’s weak or you haven’t had the car serviced in a while, it can mess with the system. Also, some cars let you turn the feature off if you’re not into it.
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