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Oldsmobile Key Fob Replacement

Oldsmobile built its last car in 2004, but the Aleros, Auroras, and Intrigues keep rolling, and you can still get a key. They use GM's key technology, so we supply OEM-quality keys and remotes for a fraction of the $180 to $360 dealers charge. Every key ships fast from the US with a 30-day return. Match the part number on your current key, or send us your year and model.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still get a key for my Oldsmobile?

Yes. Oldsmobile used GM's key systems, which are still supported, so keys for the Alero, Aurora, Intrigue, and others are available. Send your year, model, and the numbers on your current key and we'll confirm the fit.

What is the VATS key some older Oldsmobiles use?

VATS is GM's older anti-theft system that puts a small resistor pellet in the key blade. The car reads its value to start. If your Olds uses one, the pellet value has to match, which is why the exact key matters.

How much is an Oldsmobile key?

Usually $180 to $360 with cutting and programming, even though dealers rarely stock them now. Ours come in below that.

Does an Oldsmobile key need programming?

Chipped transponder keys do, they have to be paired to the car. VATS keys instead need the correct resistor value. Our key programming page explains both.

Do you have keys for the Alero and Cutlass?

We do, two of the most-requested Oldsmobile keys. Match your year and the part number on your current key for the right one.