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That is my biggest complaint with my truck as of now. They give such a generic key fob and old fashion key. I love the flip key I have on my camaro, and Chevy will have to pry it from my hand if they want me to follow through with their BS excuse of a fix for a "recall"

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I thought it was kinda weird and figured I'd see what everyone else has? attachicon.gif20161003_161300.jpg

 

I got the same exact key fobs 16 months ago with my 2015 LT Z71.

It is a generic fob for all the trucks.

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I must have dropped my fob one too many times...I looked at it one day after I having my truck for about 6 months or so and the emblem was gone. I looked around here and there and never found it so I just painted the indention where it had been red. So if/when you drop your fob check to see if the emblem is still there!!!!!

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My 17 was the 1st one that came through the dealership and the key fobs I got are just all black. They don't even have the chevy symbol on the back. I thought it was kinda weird and figured I'd see what everyone else has? On a side note the dealer said that the truck only showed up with 1 key and fob. They had to cut an extra key and get another fob programed. I assume this is how I ended up with all black generic fobs.attachicon.gif20161003_161300.jpg

 

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16 LTZ Z71 here. Came with (2) of the chrome key fobs with Chevy symbol on the back.

 

I'd go back to the dealer and request what you deserve!

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My 2016 Sierra SLT has the chrome fobs with the GMC logo on the back.

mine too

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That sucks...looks to me like they just gave you the generic fobs since truck only came with one key? They probably figured they were better off just giving you a matching pair vs. one chrome trimmed and one black, hoping you would not know better. I would demand the nicer fobs.

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My '15 SLE came with the generic key fobs and was thrilled when my salesman handed them over to me one year ago this Saturday! The chrome trim and logo is nice.

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My '14 Sierra SLE just had the black fob. I added the chrome fob to my set because, while a very minor detail, it felt a little more appropriate for a $40k+ truck.

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The cheap looking key and fob is real disappointing. You handle it every day. Especially when Ford will give you a switchblade key even on certain XL (base) trims. Though to be fair the rest aren't any better. Ram's key is ugly unless you get a keyless one and Tundra's key looks like it came from a 2002 Camry.

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The cheap looking key and fob is real disappointing. You handle it every day. Especially when Ford will give you a switchblade key even on certain XL (base) trims. Though to be fair the rest aren't any better. Ram's key is ugly unless you get a keyless one and Tundra's key looks like it came from a 2002 Camry.

I second that! My buddy has a sweet Sr5 tundra, and when he asked me to grab his keys the other day I glossed right over them on the hooks, thinking they were for the Avalon in the front yard LOL

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can you swap the black case to the chrome case ... maybe just swap insides ?

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Same crap-o looking generic plastic keyfob came with my '16 Silverado LTZ71, but my '16 Malibu w/push button start came with a classy chrome trim keyfob with logo...even contains a hidden laser cut key for emergency entry in case the keyfob battery dies.

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