For an older car, a locksmith can make a copy of the existing car key to keep as a spare in case you lose your key. If you lose your key and don't have a spare, the locksmith may have to dismantle your lock in order to make a replacement key. For a 'smart key' or an electronic fob, the only option for obtaining a replacement may be going to the dealer to get one.
Car replacement keys are available from the dealership from which you purchased your car. Buying a replacement key for your car can be very expensive if your car requires a key that has a computer inside for locking and unlocking the car doors.
Your best bet would be to go direct to the dealer for this as going anywhere else could result in you getting a copy replacement key, which you don't want. You need to go to a dealer purely for the reason of the car and key need to be programmed to each other if it is a recent cl500.
go to a Lincoln dealer and they will use the car vin number to get a replacement key
I hope the key is not broke inside of the ignition. If it is you will need more than a key replacement. But to have your key replaced all you need to do is find a local hardware store. Even with just the broke key they can do a replacement.
I would suspect that the dealer is the only one that can set the diodes to match the car.
You can try taking the car to your local Kia dealership to get a replacement key. You can also try contacting a locksmith.
You can get the replacement key at Home Depot, is the car key # 27R
The lock went bad. Call a locksmith and get a replacement installed.
I had to buy a blank key from a daewoo dealer and then I took it into a hardware store to them to cut it for me. You can get the replacement key at Home Depot, is the car key # 27R I've just been quoted
The only place that has the tools necessary to make a replacement car key is a locksmith's shop. You will need to bring in the vehicles VIN and proof of ownership before a key can be made.
About £120 - £150
On many cars you can go to the dealer and he can cut you a key by your giving him the VIN on your car. I assume you have lost your key and don't have one to get a copy made of. Of coure, you can always have a locksmith make you a key from another lock on your car that uses the same key as the ignition. This is what I would do if I didn't have a key to get a copy made of. I think it would be much more economical to have a key made rather than replacing all of the locks on your car.