Car Keys by Make, Most Vehicles on UK Roads

Ford is one of the most common callouts on Merseyside, from the Tibbe locks and blades of older Fiestas to the Transit remote key and the keyless Kuga fob. A Ford car key replacement commonly costs £130 to £260. A recent Ford key was programmed with dealer software, coded and tested on site.

Corsa and Astra flip keys are the most common Vauxhall jobs, and Vivaro van keys keep Liverpool trades moving. A Vauxhall car key replacement commonly costs £120 to £260, spares sit at the lower end, and a keyless Astra fob costs £200 to £380.

Each Volkswagen immobiliser generation behaves differently, from a Polo flip key to a keyless Golf fob. A Volkswagen car key replacement starts from £120. A recent Polo with every key lost had a new key generated at the vehicle, and one rare key was sourced through the dealer network in Germany before programming in Liverpool.

A Mercedes takes a chrome SmartKey on an older C-Class and a Keyless Go fob on a GLC, and Sprinter and Vito van keys are a common callout for couriers. A Mercedes key replacement commonly costs £150 to £450.

The Renault key card, the credit card style key on a Clio or a Mégane, sits beside the hands free card and the Trafic remote key. A Renault car key replacement commonly costs £130 to £260 for a key card.

Citroën keys span a C1 remote key, a C5 Aircross keyless fob and a Berlingo van key, and the flip keys commonly wear at the blade pivot and the buttons. A Citroën car key replacement commonly costs £120 to £240 as a spare.

Volvo key systems are more security hardened than most volume brands, from a V40 slot fob to an XC60 remote key. A Volvo car key replacement commonly costs £160 to £400, and a key with every key lost takes 60 to 120 minutes.

Mazda work covers a Mazda2 flip key through to a CX-5 keyless fob, and the immobiliser is updated so a lost key no longer starts the car. A Mazda car key replacement commonly costs £120 to £250 as a spare.

The model, the year and the key system decide the route on a BMW, from a 1 Series slot key to an X5 keyless fob. A BMW car key replacement commonly costs £120 to £320 as a spare and up to £450 with every key lost.

The immobiliser generation decides the route on an Audi, from an A3 flip key to a Q5 keyless fob. An Audi car key replacement commonly costs £120 to £320 as a spare and up to £450 with every key lost.

Peugeot shares its programming route with Citroën, from a worn 207 flip key to a keyless 3008 fob. A Peugeot key replacement commonly costs £120 to £250 for a flip key and £200 to £350 for a keyless fob.

A Nissan key is coded to the NATS immobiliser at the car, from a Micra flip key to a Qashqai Intelligent Key. A flashing red key light stops a Nissan starting. A Nissan car key replacement commonly costs £130 to £260 for a flip key.

Toyota petrol and hybrid models take an Aygo remote key at one end and a Yaris Hybrid smart key at the other. A Toyota key replacement in Liverpool commonly costs £155 to £300 for a remote key and £200 to £400 for a smart key.

Honda keys start with a Jazz blade key and end with a smart key on a CR-V. A Honda key replacement commonly costs £150 to £280 for a remote or flip key and £200 to £350 for a smart key.

Hyundai petrol, hybrid and electric models take an i10 flip key or a Tucson smart key with push start. A Hyundai car key replacement commonly costs £150 to £300 for a flip key, and a smart key costs more.

Kia keys include a Picanto blade key, a flip key and a keyless Sportage smart key, with the electric Niro and EV6 on the list. A Kia key replacement commonly costs £145 to £280 for a flip key and £200 to £350 for a smart key.

Skoda flip keys and keyless fobs sit on Volkswagen Group technology, and the platform decides the route from a Fabia to a Kodiaq. A Skoda key replacement commonly costs £155 to £300 for a flip key.

SEAT and Cupra keys follow the Volkswagen Group platform route, from an Ibiza flip key to a keyless Ateca fob. A SEAT key replacement commonly costs £145 to £280, and a keyless fob costs £50 to £100 more.

Land Rover and Range Rover work covers a Freelander 2 remote, a keyless Range Rover Sport fob and jobs with every key lost on supported models. A Land Rover key replacement commonly costs £150 to £380 for a remote key and £280 to £550 for an older keyless fob.

The security update status of a Jaguar is checked from the registration, from an X-Type remote key to a keyless F-Pace fob. A Jaguar key replacement commonly costs £150 to £380 for a remote key and £280 to £550 for an older smart key.

Fiat 500 and Panda flip keys commonly wear at the buttons, and the list ends with a Ducato motorhome key. A Fiat key replacement commonly costs £145 to £280 for a flip key.

MG petrol and electric models take an MG3 flip key or a keyless MG4, ZS or HS smart key. An MG key replacement commonly costs £95 to £180 as a spare and £180 to £350 with every key lost.

The model year decides the key on a Suzuki, from a Jimny blade key to a keyless Vitara fob. A Suzuki key replacement commonly costs £120 to £220 for a blade or remote key and £180 to £300 for a keyless fob.

Dacia shares its programming route with Renault, from a Sandero remote key to a Duster hands free card. A Dacia key replacement commonly costs £150 to £230 for a Sandero and £230 to £300 for a Duster.

The MINI generation is checked from the registration, from the round Cooper key to a Countryman comfort access fob. A MINI key replacement commonly costs £170 to £350.

Lexus hybrid models take an IS smart key or a card key on an RX. A Lexus key replacement commonly costs £200 to £400 for a smart key on supported models, against £500 to £600 or more at a main dealer.

Subaru keys go from an Impreza remote key to a smart key on a Forester. A Subaru key replacement commonly costs £190 to £300 for a remote key and £220 to £380 for a smart key.

Porsche keys range from a 911 remote key to an Entry and Drive fob on a Macan, and newer models are checked for the dealer route before any charge. A Porsche key replacement commonly costs £400 to £700 on supported models.

The model decides the programming route on an Alfa Romeo, from a MiTo flip key to a keyless Stelvio fob. An Alfa Romeo key replacement commonly costs £145 to £280 for a flip key, and Giulia and Stelvio keyless fobs cost more.

Jeep keys run from a Renegade flip key to a Grand Cherokee push start fob, and newer models sit behind a security gateway. A Jeep key replacement commonly costs £190 to £300 for a flip key.

Mitsubishi cars and the L200 pickup take a remote key, and the Outlander PHEV takes a smart key. A Mitsubishi key replacement commonly costs £150 to £280 for a remote key and £200 to £350 for a smart key.

A Tesla opens with a key card, a key fob or a phone key. A Tesla key card replacement costs £30 for a pack of two cards from Tesla, a Model 3 or Model Y key fob costs £150, and an ADC vehicle lockout visit starts from £85.