How Many Car Keys Come with a New Car?
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When purchasing a new car, you typically receive two car keys: a primary key and a spare key. Some models may have primary and spare keys with different designs, while others may have identical ones. If the primary key is a standard key, the spare key is usually the same. Both the primary and spare keys can be used to lock and unlock the vehicle, and each comes with a mechanical key. The mechanical key is a traditional metal key that can be detached from the primary or spare key and inserted into the mechanical lock on the car door to unlock it. This allows you to open the car door using the mechanical key if the remote key runs out of battery.