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Which is desirable because that's how keys do their job. How is Volvo's system functioning properly considered a downside? You're saying that having a security
by zelon88 5y ago
Which is desirable because that's how keys do their job.
How is Volvo's system functioning properly considered a downside? You're saying that having a security system that downright does not work is comparable to a security system that actually works and prevents unauthorized entry to the vehicle because the former is more convenient to circumvent than the latter?
- tyingq 5y agoIt doesn't need to cost $500+ per key. The monopoly it creates on key replacement is what enables that. It doesn't cost Volvo that much...the markup is crazy. It's especially pronounced for used cars, where it's common to only get 1 key with the car. (Though it's funny that you decided the security was the part I felt was a downside.)