Before you decide where to get them do you have the knowledge to program
them to the car. The information isn't copied to the key. The key has to be
programmed in the car. The remote also has to be programmed to the car. Call
several dealers and see what they charge to do the complete job as the
prices are different in different locations. You will also want them
reprogrammed ASAP so whoever has your other key and remote can't steal your
car. House keys with the car keys?


"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message
news:elmop-763C98.08011931122005@nntp1.usenetserver.com...
> In article <rjqtf.40627$BZ5.3916@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com >,
> ANC <xxx_nospam@takeout_adamsdashblake.com_nospam> wrote:
>
>> When I take this to the dealer what can I expect to pay for a new key and
>> for a new push-button keyless remote?
>>
>> Is there an aftermarket remote that I can buy? Can only the dealer make a
>> new key (I understand there is a computer chip in it.) Is this a one
>> minute
>> or a one hour job?
>
> Key: my dealer charges around $30 to make a key. They cut it and then
> they copy the immobilizer information from the original key to the copy.
>
> Check with a locksmith; by now they should have access to equipment that
> copies the immobilizer information over.
>
> Remote: don't go to the dealer. Either go ebay, or go to
> keylessride.com. Either place will get you a factory remote transmitter
> for far less than the dealer.
>