Intelligent Key For Nissan Sedans on 2040-parts.com
Seekonk, Massachusetts, US
Hardly used spare key. In great condition no visible scratches or marks on the key. It is used so you may need to replace battery ($7 at dealership). Nissan intelligent key for sedans, had extra key for my Nissan Altima however I traded it in and can no longer use this key with my Murano. Dealer stated they cost $250-$300 new and then the cost of programming it at the dealership.
Please ask me any specific questions you may have.
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