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My personal hunch, is that there is an issue when your character is being pathed to the door. This can happen in Vanilla as well sometimes, such as when you park yourself too close to a gas pump, but not close enough for the game to decide that a door is completely unreachable, at which point it will just keep trying to move you closer to the sweet spot where you're supposed to enter, while being caught on the geometry of the gas pump and car.
If you're certain this always happens with your normal mods with every car in every situation, then again, I recommend you look for any mods that might change your character's movement.
One thing that comes to mind, is the Better Vehicle Handling mod, and a couple of similar 'manual installation' mods.
If you're playing Build 42, and this issue also only now popped up (as in, in the past few hours), then you might want to go through the installation process of those mods again, as manual installation mods like that replace vanilla files, and when the game updated, Steam might have undone your changes in the process of downloading the latest update.
Steam is sometimes pretty dodgy when updating game files, especially if a game has game files outside of the Installation Folder, which Zomboid does.
Here's what I suggest you try:
1) Uninstall Zomboid completely via Steam. (Make sure that the Installation Folder is empty.)
2) Once Zomboid is uninstalled, go to C:/Users/[Your User Name]/Zomboid (which is a folder the game creates to store some stuff like configurations) and either move its contents elsewhere, or delete them outright if you do not want to keep your saves and presets/etc.)
3) Reinstall Zomboid, re-enable whatever mods you want, and see if on a fresh save, the issue persist.
(Optionally) 4) If it doesn't, then selectively move back the stuff you want from your backup of the previous Zomboid folder, such as the Saves folder.
Basically, what I think is going on, is that Build 42 and Build 41 have made conflicting changes to either your Installation Folder that Steam fails to fix because it leaves extra files in your installation folder when updating versions, or to the Zomboid folder in users, and stuff is breaking because of the two versions confusing eachother.
I had to do this song and dance when Build 42 came out, though for me the game straight up refused to launch due to one of these entanglements.
It's mainly because you mentioned not using any Manual installation mods, and the issue persisting even with all mods disabled.
Something very funky would need to be going on for it to be anything other than a base game hiccup from the version swapping.
Thanks again for your help! I'll get the main post updated.