Key itself is expensive and then it takes about an hour to program it. It sucks.
We had to get one when we bought a car used and it was about $350 (Volvo). Of course, right after we get it the dealer finds the 2nd key...
you can find guys who will come to your house and do it Â
You can get keys programmed elsewhere for far less. The local hardware store near me recently did one for me for $125, when the dealer wanted $375.
Also, in some cars you can program the keys yourself. I did this with a Mazda I own. Bought a blank key on eBay for @ $40, had it cut and then I programmed it. The caveat: you have to have 2 working keys to do it.
Key itself is expensive and then it takes about an hour to program it. It sucks.
We had to get one when we bought a car used and it was about $350 (Volvo). Of course, right after we get it the dealer finds the 2nd key...
Mot true. I witnessed a mechanic programming my wife $350 key, it was no different than programming a garage door remote, and takes no more than a couple of minutes; his response when confronted was that I wasn't suppose to see that.
We had to get one when we bought a car used and it was about $350 (Volvo). Of course, right after we get it the dealer finds the 2nd key...
Also, in some cars you can program the keys yourself. I did this with a Mazda I own. Bought a blank key on eBay for @ $40, had it cut and then I programmed it. The caveat: you have to have 2 working keys to do it.
We had to get one when we bought a car used and it was about $350 (Volvo). Of course, right after we get it the dealer finds the 2nd key...
Now you're off and running. Money saved is money earned. No need for bullshit dealerships. Those criminals will rip you a new ass.
Show up with a duck taped bloody screwdriver and a working vehicle and those fake tuff guys will fold like wilting violets.
This car is a Fucking lemon! I want new tires!