Wait, whachu call me?! 
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For the doors.
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And the trunk on cars, IIRC
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The new car key…
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Lol, my fob is a flop, it doesn’t do anything even with a new battery in it. The only thing working is the actual key sticking out of it 
So my fob is just a fancy fobby handle.
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My fob is Bluetooth. Without it my truck won’t start. So it’s a key of a sort. It allows me to start the engine when I step on the break peddle and push the start button on the dash. It also allows me to connect to truck settings and Android auto radio settings and parking break.
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Wow, I never progressed that far. I sold my car years ago and drive a company vehicle. When I fully retire I’ll probably buy a bicycle
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So if I’m right new tech is more steps to get you where you was when you just stuck the key in and twisted 
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Pretty much it. It’s a little more refined for what you do with the truck and time of year. I live in a four season environment. Have snow almost four months a year. Four wheel drive comes in handy during the winter months here. Have 3 separate options of 4 wheel drive from limited slip (much like cars) to full on locking in both front and rear axels. Everything is completely computer controlled nowadays. During the summer I tow a trailer.
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Spare?? Do they even give you a spare anymore… my caddy only came with a can of fix-a-flat 
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Full size spare! Hangs between the rear axel and the tailgate. My problem is crawling under the truck. Will I be able to get out from underneath 
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I own a 2004 Toy MR2 Spider, it comes with a full size spare and a can of fix a flat, 
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Curious where they would fit a full size spare ??
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Under the hood, I mean the trunk… Damn rear engine! By the ways, in the front compartment
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