Hanlees Hilltop Hyundai

My daughter lost her key and remote on a Hyundai Elantra. (I told her to be careful, but...) She managed to get a new key made by a local locksmith, but with some effort on his part. For the remote, onl (I told her to be careful, but...) She managed to get a new key made by a local locksmith, but with some effort on his part. For the remote, only a dealer could program one. She got a remote from the 'cloud', or something, and called Doten. Nick answered and told her to come in at 3:00 and he would do it himself, and it would be $37.50. I brought it in and as I pulled up, Nick said "You the one who needs a remote programmed?" I must have had it written on my forehead or something. He had his cashier write it up and took the remote(s). After a few minutes, he called me over to tell me I bought the wrong remote. Uh-oh -- this is going to be trouble with a capital $$. He told me to sit tight and he'll see what he can do. After a couple of minutes, he was done. He had swapped my remote for one he took from his inventory, and he told me he would just charge me $20. That seemed quite reasonable -- 20 for the new unit and 37.50 to program it. I expected to be hit for a lot more. WRONG!! The $20 was for the whole job. I paid the cashier fast and got out before he changed his mind. Not bad service. More