Gone Are the Days of Remote Start From a Key Ring

by Karen Nelson on June 8, 2011 in: News 0 comments

Tags: Car Gear

9516348 Front Large Viper has created technology that allows you to start your car from virtually anywhere with your smartphone. Viper SmartStart works with iPhones, Blackberrys, and Android. SmartStart allows you to heat/cool your car, lock/unlock doors, control multiple cars, personalize settings, and start remotely from practically anywhere. There are three configurations: VSM200, VSS3000, and VSS5000. The configurations range from a stand alone keyless entry/remote start module to a fully loaded remote start/security system bundle. You can learn more about Viper SmartStart at http://www.viper.com

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