Losing your car keys is the automotive equivalent of losing your marbles, but fear not—here's your game plan. First, check if you have a spare key lurking somewhere; if not, call your dealership or a locksmith who can cut and program a new one. Be prepared to prove ownership, as they'll want to make sure you're not some key-thief-in-training. If your car uses a transponder or smart key, replacements can run anywhere from $200 to $600 AUD, so brace your wallet. And while waiting, you might want to check out listings on Tradingpost or CarShowroom for emergency rentals or temporary options. Lastly, consider getting a key tracker next time—because losing keys once is bad, twice is just careless.

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