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Light with a lock on the car
Use you key to open the lock.
The ignition lock cylinder on a 2006 Chevy Cobalt is removed by popping off the steering column cover and inserting a screwdriver into the release hole. The cylinder can then be pulled from its housing and replaced.
a bad lock-up switch in the tranny.
You have a brake problem.
lets see...a car + a lock = car is locked.....? maybe ? why yes I think that's it because it is.
Inside of car, passenger side on the side of the console trim casing. Pull panel off to access door lock fuse.
could be electric, call the dealership if its still under warrenty have them tow it and fix it... happened to me..
First, remove the two bolts at the top of the light cover and the tab that holds the bumper closest to the headlight. Then, remove the headlight. The bulb will be held by a twist lock. Finally, place the new bulb into the lock, replace the headlight, put the bumper tab back in place, and screw the two bolts back into place.
If the battery is dead it will not allow the key to return to locked position. Thus trapping you key in the ignition.
According to the owner's manual: Content Theft-Deterrent Your vehicle may have a content theft-deterrent alarm system.
If the tires are on the Jeep, then they are already locked. The lock key is only for removing the tires (for applying work to the car, e.g. Tire rotation, buying new tires, fixing a flat tire, etc.)