Ward's Auto, an industry-watcher that recently started tracking installation rates of push-button ignitions, reports 25.4 percent, or 4.4 million, 2013 model-year cars and trucks sold had the feature.

Is this true? A. No, if the remote starter system is installed properly it will not void the car’s warranty, even those cars that use a proximity key and push button starter.

Can you add a push-button start to a car? You certainly can. There are a number of different ways to convert your car to a push-button start. Some are cheap options, and others may break the bank.

JDi offers easy-to-install push button start and main relay conversions that add reliability and security to your Honda build.

Most of us aren’t going to try to turn off a car at 70 miles per hour on the highway. But what would happen if you accidentally bumped the push-button starter or experienced a mechanical failure ...