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My fiance's sister needed to get a spare key for her Honda CrV, and it cost her, get this.































$45 for the key.















$111 for parts and labor.































I am sorry. I grew up driving Honda's, used to recomend Honda's, and planned on getting one myself, but to charge this much for a stinking key is outrageous. I almost bought an Element last year, but I am so glad I bought a Grand Vitara. Simple key. Oh my Flying Spagetti Monster, but this young Pastafarian is definately no longer a future Honda customer.

 
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that is expensive

 
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Omg ewwwww talk about over priced!

 
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y not just get it cut at a local hardware store.....thats what i did.. works fine.. costs about 5 bucks

 
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my sister also has to get her spare key to her boyfriend's honda replaced.































not that this is relevent but honda's are notorious for being 'easy to jack'.

 
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i know what you mean i have a poniac montana extended mini van and an extra key for me is $57 it's because the keys have a special chip in them supposedly to make it harder to steal yeah right whatever anyway i don't know what the labor and parts they charged her for that is just ridiculous

 
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Yar! Shiver me timbers.

 
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yeah Honda's do cost much if you lose a key or somefin,my friend lost or broke his key and he spent like 50$ app. even tho he got it done from a locol mechanic or key maker whateva u call them....































but Honda's do run longer i guess

 
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You can't have an idiot repair a modern car, and that person deserves to be fairly compensated for their work and knowledge. It's called capitalism!

 
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The nice thing about theSuzuki,is you could leave it unlocked,with the keys in it and no one would even look at it.