Gents like an absolute prat I locked my keys in the boot the old tailgate button strikes again so as I was 200 miles from home had my spare key despatched first class etc but then phoned the RAC who arrived and one hour later keys back in my pocket.
Result and no damage not a mark anywhere so it can be done just phone the RAC

Useful to know - and slightly concerning at the same time

Hopefully they at least set the alarm off & then used your key to silence it ?

It was a tricky procedure and they used certain tools not generally available and still took over an hour and managed to get the keys out without the alarm but interestingly said they couldn't open the door or locks so still good

That reassuring - I mistakenly assumed that they had opened the car without the keys

But how much for the new back window  2015 4.4 AB
GSXR 1000 K5
R1 1998

Sandyt... your in good company.. I believe that a certain Site Sponsor ( who shan't be named, but can be found in Gloucestershire ) did the very same thing, when in Cornwall  Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
Inventor of the 'Guide-o-Matic automatic wheel alignment tool'
Former long term L322 owner, Up/Down graded to a Classic Tractor!

Good memory sir

I did something similar on the day I picked mine up. While swapping things from the Jeep to the fatty I managed to lock both sets of keys in the boot. Luckily the Jeep was unlocked with its spare key in so I still had transport. The garage was suggesting things like springing a door or breaking a window! No way. I phoned an auto locksmith who picked the lock for £80 and no damage.

how do you lock the keys in the boot?i thought it stayed unlocked until you re-lock it,and no im not going to try it for myself

If the car is locked and you open the boot only with the remote, only the boot unlocks. The rest of the car stays locked. When you close the boot it re-locks. When your keys are in it you swear a lot.

right, luckly when i press the boot open button it sounds like a machine gun going off so i aways lu lock the car to open the boot

I NEVER used the boot opening feature on the fob again after that day

Me neither. Once bitten and all that.

Glad it's sorted - it reminds me of a time when a friend locked his keys in the back of a new Audi Q5 - after much messing about with the AA trying to break in, the AudiAssist van turned up with a safe full of master keys (which failed to open the car) - the auto locksmith then took less than 30s picking the lock to get in ....

I have done this lots of times as I've let the dog out with just opening the hatch, as soon as you shut the upper hatch you can hear the lock unlock itself!
Never locked me out.
My jag has exactly the same function, you can't lock your keys in.