* Key Fob: Many newer cars, even some older models, have trunk release buttons on their key fobs. Check your key fob to see if it has one.
* Trunk Keyhole: Most Buicks have a keyhole on the trunk lid itself. Try using your car key in this keyhole.
* Inside Trunk Release Lever (if applicable): Some models have a secondary release lever inside the cabin, often near the rear seats or the passenger compartment. Check carefully around those areas.
* Manual Release Cable (if accessible): This is less common, but some cars have a manual cable release mechanism. It might require some searching and possibly removing some interior trim panels to access. Consult your owner's manual for specifics if you want to try this method. Be careful not to break anything.
If none of these work:
* Check your owner's manual: Your owner's manual will have the most accurate information specific to your Buick Century's year and model.
* Call a locksmith: A locksmith specializing in automobiles can likely open your trunk without damaging your car.
* Roadside assistance: If you have roadside assistance coverage, contact them for help.
Important Note: Before attempting anything involving removing interior panels, be sure to disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent accidental short circuits.
