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Originally Posted by Ryanbabz71
Maybe I missed it but where were the extra set if keys?
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The Camaro was just getting an oil change, so I was waiting on the car. The spare key was in my condo. The keys to my condo were locked in my car. Again, hindsight, I should have asked them to give me a car to drive to my place, I could have gotten a spare key to my place from the front office. Again, I put too much faith in the employees at the dealership.
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Originally Posted by Mr. iNCREDIBLE
-- as for the OnStar thing.. yeah they can't activate it without someone actually pressing the button on the mirror to initiate the connection, the system cannot be remotely activated.. the owner has to initiate the connection.. This prevent someone from trying to activate your OnStar to gain access to your vehicle.
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Regarding the OnStar, that does make sense. I completely understand the security aspect, your explanation there really helps.
What doesn't make sense, to me, is that my Camaro was at a Chevrolet Dealership, where I purchased the car less than a year ago, new...and the dealer has no way to gain entry to 2013 Chevrolet vehicle.
I'm also skeptical that the key "has to be ordered from Detroit." I feel like the dealership to the cheap route to get the keys retrieved from my Camaro, since they called Chevrolet Roadside Assistance using my information...which they informed me of once the call had been made.