ralphtown
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I was watching that Autotrader prog on Discovery Turbo.
The guy on there was seeing if he could "con" the student type out of his hard earned for a Punto.
The guy could,nt find anything wrong with it and was willing to hand over "his" £1200.
Turns out,our salesman was just having a laugh with him and told him the car was a bargain because it only had the BLUE key and it would cost over £900 for a new key,ecu and replace all the locks.
So,I was thinking...Is the RED key REALLY that important?
Does it REALLY need £900 to solve the problem?
Logic tells me,I just need to give Fiat my chassis number and get a new RED key for a considerably smaller amount of cash.
Discuss.....
RALPH
The guy on there was seeing if he could "con" the student type out of his hard earned for a Punto.
The guy could,nt find anything wrong with it and was willing to hand over "his" £1200.
Turns out,our salesman was just having a laugh with him and told him the car was a bargain because it only had the BLUE key and it would cost over £900 for a new key,ecu and replace all the locks.
So,I was thinking...Is the RED key REALLY that important?
Does it REALLY need £900 to solve the problem?
Logic tells me,I just need to give Fiat my chassis number and get a new RED key for a considerably smaller amount of cash.
Discuss.....
RALPH