4 Button Key Fob Keyless Entry Remote Shell Case Replacement for Chevy Cruze Equinox Camaro Impala Malibu Sonic Buick Regal Verano Encore Lacrosse GMC Terrain 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016-2021

Fits chevy Malibu 2015 perfectly. That being said, no programing was necessary. Used the old premachined working key without an issue. However make sure you watch a video on how to do it. I wound the key backwards and now it sucks it in instead of flicking it out. This isn't a real issue for us, but it may for you. There is a picture of the old key that had to ripped apart to get the chip. BEWARE YOU WILL PROBABLY HAVE TO RIP APART YOUR OLD KEY! Again for us, not an issue as ours was failing and held together with duct tape and prayers. This worked out perfectly for us. Just needs a little time, patience, and a little finesse. The hardest part is definitely getting the key lined up and all the pieces together, it can get a little fiddlely. The screw lined up iffy, but it holds it together pretty well. The small Phillips head screw driver broke in half, so beware it is fragile, and you might want to have another one on stand by in case it busts. The wristlet that came with it is a piece of crap, the key and tools are nice, minus the fact that they are fragile. Buttons function perfectly. Definitely worth the money. All in all I would definitely buy again. This review will update if something changes.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Can confirm, you can move your key from your old fob and install it into this one with no modifications needed. 2013 Chevy Cruze. Works perfectly. My only gripe, the screw that comes with it is pretty useless and does not work well. Still better than the other offers out there.

It's a little tough to open the factory remote once circuit board is removed it fits nicely into the replacement remote 😀

Bought for a replacement shell for a 2013 Chevy Cruze due to the unlock button being worn out. The fob quality and price are great. However, having assembled the key and board in the new shell the unlock button would not work; the alignment for that button was too far forward and would not depress the button on the board. Using thick super glue and trimming the button; I did manage to get it to function, but for how long I'm not sure.

This is a good product. Decent quality, easy enough to assemble. However, I would not recommend going this route. The circuit board from the original key fob needs to be removed from the original fob and placed into this fob. And it is next to impossible to remove the circuit board from the original. The case is not made to be opened up, and you will destroy the case from the old original fob. This increases the risk of damaging the circuit board. I was able to pull it off, but it took nearly two hours to get the circuit board out. A much better option, in my opinion, is to buy a fob with the circuit board already inside. You can get them for about 12 bucks on amazon. Then, go to an Ace hardware to have it cut. My store charged me $35 to cut and program the key.