A key-identification tag
An RFID device
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Bluetooth-based locator
An inventory label
A service-department identification device
Another dealership-specific tracking or management component
The shape alone isn’t enough to identify it.
Look for a brand name, model number, barcode, QR code, FCC/CE marking, or other identifying information.
Don’t dismantle it just to find out.
What If I Bought a Used Car?
The same basic idea can apply to used vehicles.
Dealerships need to manage keys for used inventory, trade-ins, customer vehicles, and cars awaiting preparation or service.
So finding an unfamiliar tag on a used vehicle’s keys doesn’t automatically mean the previous owner installed a tracker.
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It could simply be part of the dealership’s own key-management process.
Of course, if you’re buying a used car and discover a device you don’t recognize, asking the seller what it is is always reasonable.
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