The fob did work with a 5 minute delay.

One hasn't worked for awhile, and the other broke (the circuit board) when I dropped it.
$350.
I guess I seldom have to buy new tires because they last so well now. But these keys cost like 2 tires.

You can get them on Amazon

All this high-tech stuff. There are all these theft controls that have to be synced to the fob, I guess.

I did look into a kit that let you program it yourself, but the first step was 'insert key fob into key programming slot under the steering wheel," and there was no slot. Frustrating! I guess the idea is just what happened with me-- I got so frustrated after that, I willingly called a locksmith and paid weekend prices.

Oh, well, I just won't buy any more Xmas gifts!

you might find the solution there.

But without that slot (which I'm sure is somewhere in the car, but the manual wouldn't say), nothing worked.
Too late now anyway.
I was going to get a new car, but now I've got these shiny new keys, maybe I'll wait a few months.

But if you are really set on one, do it before the idiot's tariff's are set.

I'll probably look for a 2023 or 2024.
You know what they say-- "The new car depreciates 10% the moment you drive off the lot."

for about $80.

So I'm sure it was double for the weekend.
I'm remembering the first key fob I got-- there was still a key ignition start also. That would be useful.
Then again, I'm still longing for a return to DIALS for volume control.

car manual, it would roll down all the windows and open the moon roof. I tried it and it worked, maybe you accidently
hit that code while messing with buttons.

Auto Mechanics at a JC. He said buy a Toyota or Honda.