central locking with on remote key.

I think that is how SEAT have engineered these cars, my daughter has a late 2009 1.4 16V 86PS version, and I have only used the second key twice and that was only a month or so, and I too was very disappointed when I discovered that the central locking seems only to be "remote" only!

MFD showing current speed in KPH, that is done now as the speedometer only shows MPH, don't ask why the speedometers now only show MPH or in other countries KPH - that seems to be progress. The point is, cars must be able to be driven from a MPH zone into a KPH zone - so a digital display of the "other" speed is made available via the MFD.

that and the fact that the alarm will activate if you don't turn the ignition on in the next 10 seconds makes the second key kind of pointless if you need it to replace the first key permanently.

BUT thats the goal, more money for the dealer if you loose the first key... all is money driven at the VW group.