Toyota Master 4C Chip Key

Pros: Price is acceptable. Still have to pay someone USD $3 to cut and duplicate the key.

Cons: Instructions not included.

Other: Get it if you lost your spare key.

Pros: The keys were easy to program to my camry, I just had to follow these steps (cut them first) To start repeat this processs - turn the ignition to on (check engine lights on) (lights on, engine not started) and back to lock. 2. Turn the key from on to lock 5 times (same as above all the way from lock to power on) then on the 5th time, leave the ignigion in the ON position with the lights on. 3. Open and close the drivers side door 6 times, really fast. 4. Now take out the master key (the one that works) and slide in the new key (from deal extreme) within about 6 seconds, and turn it on (lights on dash again) during this whole time you can tell it's in program mode because the security light on the dash will not be on. (Usually without a key in the ignition the red security light will be flashing.) Now don't open the door or touch anything for 60 seconds, (time it on a stopwatch) this is very important, as the first one I tried it on (months ago) my wife came to the car, opened the door and asked what I was doing, somehow this stopped the programming of the key, and the key was ruined. But the last two I bought worked a treat, much cheaper than replacing them with aftermarket ones.

Cons: The only cons of these keys are that many of the lock smiths around here don't want to cut them because they know they are missing out on charging you hundreds of dollars for their special non-genuine replacements keys, so it can be hard to find somone willing to cut it.

Other: Great keys, saved us heaps.