USARemote Car Key Fob Replacement — Fits Chevy Corvette Malibu SSR, Pontiac Bonneville Grand Am, Buick Lesabre, Cadillac Deville Seville (P/N 25695954) — Set of 2

Effortless replacement for your keyless entry fob

Losing or damaging a key fob can throw a wrench in your daily routine. The USARemote Car Key Fob Replacement provides a practical, ready-to-use option designed for a broad range of GM-based vehicles from the early 2000s. This set includes two complete fobs, giving you a spare and peace of mind for busy mornings or weekend errands.

As an aftermarket part, it mirrors the essential functions of the original remote. Each fob arrives with electronics and a battery already installed, so you can swap in without hunting for additional components. Depending on the vehicle, some models are self-programmable, while others may require dealership or auto locksmith programming to pair the fob with your car. This flexibility helps you get back on the road without unnecessary delays.

What’s included and notable details

• Complete key fob with electronics and a battery
• Replacement for P/N: 25695954
• Set of 2 fobs for convenience and back-up access
• Certain models are self-programmable; others require dealer or auto locksmith programming
• Works with select Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, and Pontiac models

Compatibility at a glance

• Buick: Lesabre (2001–2005)
• Cadillac: Deville (2004–2005), Seville (2004)
• Chevrolet: Corvette (2001–2004), Malibu (2001–2005), SSR (2003–2006)
• Oldsmobile: Alero (2001–2004), Aurora (2001–2003)
• Pontiac: Bonneville (2001–2005), Grand Am (2001–2005)

This is a replacement aftermarket part designed to fit the listed vehicles and provide a familiar, reliable keyless entry experience. If your car requires programming, consult your owner’s manual or a trusted automotive professional for guidance on the appropriate step-by-step process. The two-fob package offers convenience for households with multiple drivers or for keeping a spare ready for use.

Usage tips and expectations

After receiving the fobs, verify the fit by comparing the button layout and overall shape with your original unit. For models that support self-programming, follow the on-vehicle prompts to pair the fob. If programming is needed, a quick visit to a dealer or locksmith typically completes the setup. While results can vary by vehicle, many customers experience a straightforward replacement that restores keyless access without altering other vehicle systems.