I payed $250.00 for a 5 year replacement policy when I picked up my car. It entitles me to one new key per year even if I do not lose one. Looks like it might be a good deal
Well, shoot, Smartdigger. That seems a good deal. I'd be 'losing' a key/year. Given these posts, I've had my key surgically attached to self.
This is an outrage. This is supposed to be a cheap car to own, (I thought). This is supposed to be the new "peoples' car".
Well, shoot, Smartdigger. That seems a good deal. I'd be 'losing' a key/year. Given these posts, I've had my key surgically attached to self.
This is an outrage. This is supposed to be a cheap car to own, (I thought). This is supposed to be the new "peoples' car".
It is a simple less expensice car. It uses wires to connect items rather than mechanical attachemts. Thus a computer controled car including the Keys. It also makes it a very dificult car to steal with all the electronics and ignition in the center console
The Porsche key is $50. The remainder is the fee for delivery.
For the $550 additional, the Porsche key had better be delivered to me on a satin pillow, with a fanfare of accompanying trumpeters, by a Victoria's Secret-clad high-class hooker walking on a red carpet strewn in rose petals.
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