Key Guide
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Standard key
A basic key with no buttons and a fixed blade.
Fixed blade key
Has a fixed blade, but also has a fob with buttons.
Tibbe blade key
Like the fixed blade key, however it has a unique cylindrical blade, often associated with Ford and Jaguar. The fob can occasionally have a few buttons.
Flip blade key
A fob. usually with buttons, and a flip blade that is used to start the vehicle.
Dash insert key
A fob which is inserted into the dashboard and then a push-start button starts the vehicle.
Keycard - proximity / non proximity
A bank-card shaped key which can be inserted in the dashboard or put in close proximity to start the car.
Proximity key
A key which does not require insertion and only needs to be near to start the car.
Twist proximity key
Similar to the proximity key, however instead of push-start button, you need to twist a switch near the ignition to start the car. Commonly found on Nissan and Suzuki.