I have bought a used car with imperial select they only gave me one key with no duplicate key

Asked by Connie Jul 26, 2016 at 10:56 AM about the 2014 Ford Fiesta

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Are they allowed to do that, I was never told that the car has no duplicate key only to find that out after I have signed the deal. Who must pay for the duplicate key is it me or the car dealer?

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Mark answered 8 years ago

You may NOT realize this, but this is significant! Those keys cost between $350 to $750 depending on the features. If you have a transponder key that opens the door while the key is in your pocket and have push button start, the key will be in the $700 range.

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Guru97FK8 answered 7 years ago

Depending what country you are in. Pirate keys are available without the transmitter and the person coding the keys can fit the correct one at cost less that the key from the dealership. By rights there should be duplicate keys as any further keys coded to you car require at least two keys

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