I'm just quoting exactly what it says on the manual, i believe the only way to open the fuel filler door is a simple push to the door.

That is in fact the battery meter for your phone.

Sorry guys guess I had a senior moment. I would have bet my last dollar
that gas cap door popped open when I hit that release button.

Ok I knew I wasn't crazy. Just went outside pressed the unlock on my key fob and the gas cap cover released. Which it shouldn't do that I'll take it to the dealer

Your car must be haunted...ooooooo!!

you ruined it for him... :icon18:

Is there a manual trunk release somewhere inside the cockpit, or is the only way to open the trunk to be standing outside the vehicle? Either I'm an oblivious jackwad and missed it in my owner's manual, or I'm an oblivious jackwad for not looking for it when testing the vehicle before purchase. Seems like such a basic thing... To be able to pop the trunk for a passenger who has just exited the vehicle...

Am I missing something really obvious?

Nope - you must press the button on the outside of the car below the center of the hatch. There's no way to open the hatch from the inside of the car.

I don't have the navi for the 370 but any other car that has the same type of bluetooth setup its used for connection signal strength with your phone. So I'm going to take a wild guess and say its the same setup on the Z, bluetooh signal strength.

It's supposed to be, but it sure doesn't display correctly.
You don't need the Nav option - Touring without Nav has the same display on the radio. And I believe it is for the battery life remaining.

I haven't checked the 370 for this but the 350 had an emergency rear hatch release somewhere in the trunk area. Can't remember exactly where though and I don't know if the 370 has it.

Someone look into it, I only have base so I can't do it my self but battery wouldn't make any sense especially with you saying the battery doesn't display the correct life. Try connecting the phone bluetooth and moving the phone progressivly further away, I'm willing to bet less and less bars will show as the signal strength drops.

There's no way that can be the battery life of my phone. My phone is full bars and the one on the car has maybe 1 bar.

Not sure about you guys, but the battery meter that is shown on my Nav screen does accurately show the battery life of my iPhone (although I believe its resolution is only 3 bars). Then there is the signal strength indicator which is also accurate for me.

I would believe that. I don't have the Nav. I'm not sure what is means. I've seen it at full strength once. I'll check it tonight after I fully charge my phone and see if it shows full strength.