It has a factory option, but factory may not be the best option. The Toyota version has very limited range(same as unlocking with key fob) and limits options. Its also more expensive.
The Compustar has the options to use factory fob, have feedback from different long range fobs, use cell phone app to have unlimited range. Plus you could add security/alarm if you want.
My wife's old car had a Viper system with good enough range to go from window of 10th floor office building two blocks to parking garage and start her car. The fob would tell her if the signal was received by the car and if it actually started.
The Compustar has the options to use factory fob, have feedback from different long range fobs, use cell phone app to have unlimited range. Plus you could add security/alarm if you want.
My wife's old car had a Viper system with good enough range to go from window of 10th floor office building two blocks to parking garage and start her car. The fob would tell her if the signal was received by the car and if it actually started.
So if it’s such an important necessity, not just a nice to have, why not purchase a vehicle that has it installed as an option? Again not trying to flame, I know I’m stationed in San Diego so my opinion doesn’t count. I’m surprised it doesn’t come standard in the Limited.