2006 Dodge Caravan:
1. Find your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): The VIN is a unique 17-character code that identifies your vehicle. It's typically located on the driver's side dashboard, visible through the windshield, or on a metal plate in the engine compartment.
2. Contact a Dodge Dealership: You can visit a local Dodge dealership and provide them with your VIN. They will have the necessary information to cut new keys for your Caravan.
3. Provide Proof of Ownership: You may need to bring your vehicle registration or title as proof of ownership to obtain the new keys.
1996 Chevy Silverado:
1. Find your VIN: As mentioned earlier, locate the VIN of your Silverado.
2. Contact a Locksmith or Automotive Locksmith: For an older vehicle like this, it's recommended to work with a professional locksmith or automotive locksmith who specializes in key duplication. They will have the tools and expertise to create new keys based on the vehicle's specific ignition system.
3. Present Documentation: You may need to present your vehicle registration and/or driver's license to verify your ownership of the Silverado.
2009 Cobalt:
1. Locate your VIN: Refer to the steps mentioned above to find the VIN of your Cobalt.
2. Visit a Chevy Dealership: For newer vehicles, it's generally best to go to an authorized Chevy dealership. They will have the required key blanks and programming equipment for your Cobalt.
3. Present Necessary Documents: Bring your vehicle registration and perhaps your driver's license to confirm your ownership and identity.
Remember that the specific process and documentation requirements may vary slightly depending on your location and the policies of the dealership or locksmith you visit. It's a good idea to call ahead to ask about any specific documents or information you may need to bring with you.
