I need a key to start my Arnage. I have a 2002 Bentley Arnage Red Label and the keys are missing. I understand that Bentley is no longer supplying them and have confirmed with Ft Lauderdale Bentley that they will not be getting any more of them. I also know that they will not program a key that they don’t sell which I think is absolutely crazy since this was a $250,000 car to begin with. I now have a very expensive driveway decoration that I can’t start or move. Does anyone have any idea where or who can get a key blank, chip, and get it programmed? Or can you take a complete ignition with key from a parts car like they have on ebay? Bypass security? Any help would be amazing. Thanks Mike
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So do you not have a key at all? I would bet that you could find a key pattern from a VW or BMW that will work. Cutting is easy, I even do it in my shop. I would go through all my blanks and find one from another car that will slide into the ignition, perhaps you can get a mobile locksmith to come out and do that at your home. If you can find one that will slide in it can probably be cut to work. For programming you will need to find a shop with the Bentley Omitec or Mastercheck diagnostic tools. It only takes a couple minutes to program a key, I did two a couple days ago for a late Spur.
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