Quaysider

My Karok locked itself. I opened the passenger door and put my handbag containing car keys, house keys, mobile phone etc inside. I closed the door & as I walked round to get in the drivers door the car locked itself. I had to use a friends phone to arrange an authorised break in which cost me £80. It happened again since but fortunately I had not locked my house and was able to fetch the spare key. The car is out of warranty and the dealer I bought it from suggested changing the locks at my own expense! This forum would suggest that it is a fairly common fault in younger vehicles as well. Bring back regular door locks & keys please! I know now to keep my car keys on my person.