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  1. Ashapir3

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    #1 Ashapir3, Aug 23, 2020
    I have a 2010 Ferrari California and I have misplaced my key and do not have a spare. Its a 2010 so an old school turn key.
    Could a car key locksmith make a new set or would it only be the dealer?
    Also, do they need my car or can they do it without the car?
     
  2. PFSEX

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    #2 PFSEX, Aug 25, 2020
    Are you missing both the key and the fobs?

    If you just need a key, one can be made from the car (at least that was the case in the really old school days). I had one made for a Maserati about 40 years ago.
     
  3. Nospinzone

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    #3 Nospinzone, Aug 25, 2020
    From everything I've read here, your only option is to go to the dealer.
     
  4. Auraraptor

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    #4 Auraraptor, Aug 25, 2020
    Only Dealer for Keys; Expect them to ask you for some proof of ownership e.g. registration/ title.
     
  5. ferraripanoz

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    #5 ferraripanoz, Aug 25, 2020
    Yeah it's a dealer only item. Like Auraraptor was saying expect them to ask you for proof of ownership (current reg/title and drivers license/passport). The transponder is inside the key and will need to be programmed to the car. So even if you had a blank cut you would still need it programmed to turn off the alarm or start the car.
     
  6. dgoldenz94

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    #6 dgoldenz94, Aug 25, 2020
    I was told that if you lose both keys you need a brand new ECU for the car which is very expensive. Plus the key cost.
     

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