I just wanted to share this story with everyone, especially to let people know that you can drive your car(keyless go) without the key. So I was out with a friend of mine and a couple of girls on saturday night. My buddy wanted to go out and celebrate(show off) his purchase of a new Ferrari 458, so we went to a local bar/lounge near my house. My buddy doesn't drink that much, but got pretty drunk, actually real drunk. I ended up carrying him out with the help of the owner of the bar(friend of mine), and putting him in my car with one of the girls to drive him. I drove the Ferrari and headed toward my house to put his car in my garage for the night(my house was closer, his house was about 20 miles away). After I parked his car, the girl driving My car got out of the drivers seat for me to get in and drive my friend home. About a mile down the road my dash lights up,"key not detected", so I asked the girl that is now in the back seat if she had my key and she said its in her purse, so I proceeded. During the 20 mile drive, My dash went off maybe 3 times, but the car was still driving normal. I didn't bother asking the girls to find my key since they were attending to my drunk friend. After I got to his house I shut my car off and got my friend inside and safe. Went outside to leave and key not detected, and no key in the girls purse, pockets or anywhere. Car would not start, had to call another friend to go to my house and get my spare key for me and drive it to where I was. He called when he got to my house and said that as he pulled in my driveway, he seen my key on the ground.... As the girl got out at my house to switch seats she dropped it in my driveway....AWESOME

Anyway, I got my key, got home safe and had a nice brand new 458 in my garage. As long as my friend was safe, I just had to smile at a hectic night, and I only got to have one drink(thankfully). Back to the topic, I am surprised that my car would keep driving without a key present in the car, and drive for that long. I would think there would be a safety kill, or something if a key wasn't even close to the car as a security device for theft. Sorry such a long story, just thought it was funny.