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There are automotive locksmiths that might be able to help depending on the circumstancs, and the cost will depend on how old the car is, the variant etc. You can read all about how to replace your car keys here.
Without knowing how old the car is it's hard to advise on the best action. You can always go to a dealer but if you can't get there, or want to be more cost effective, you might be able to go to a cheap automotive locksmith. Check out our key fob replacement article to see what will work best for you.
The cost of a replacement key fob will depend on if you go to a dealer or locksmith as well as how old the car is. You can read our advice piece for more information on the best way to replace your car keys.
It's hard to say without knowing how old the car is and if you have access to the spare, but for a better guide you can read more about how to replace your car keys here.
Without more information its hard to say what the cost will be, however you can read more about how to replace your car keys here.
The cost will depend on if you go to a locksmith or dealer and how old the car is. You can read more about how to replace your car keys here.
Without more information, such as if you have access to the spare, it's hard to know if a dealer is your only option. You can read more about how to replace your car keys here.
The guiding range for your car is $5900-$7800, but your mileage is lower than average, and providing it is in good condition and has a good service history you should be able to get a price towards the top end of that range.
They’re quite reliable with no major issues to be concerned about. The main things are the overall condition of the car, the kilometres travelled and the service history. If all those boxes can be ticked the car should be fine.
It’s common practice to replace the water pump at the same time the timing belt is changed because they usually need it. It doesn’t appear to be overheating, i.e. the gauge is not going off the scale, so I would just keep an eye on it and if it does show signs of overheating get it checked out.