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This sounds like you may have an ignition module failing. Run it and when it dies, have some one crank it while you check for spark. If no spark is found, replace the ignition module. This piece runs about $75. Not too bad relatively. Let me know what you find.
It seems to be a problem with the crank shaft sensor causing it quitted while driving. Having the 2008 model, you still have warranty. Let have a dealer diagnose the problem and replace the part under warranty. Cheers.
call a locksmith you need to get the car keys reprogram to be accepted buy your new car computer here is a link to help you understand what is going on
you should have power on the tan wire for about 5 seconds with key on try to cycle key on for 5 sec off for 10 sec if no power chehave power on both sides of fuseck ecm 1 10 amp fuse if you check ecm b fuse if that is ok check for power on the orange wire and power on the green with white wire on fuel pump relay if you have power on those check for power on the grey wire out to fuel pump if you have power on grey wire you have a bad wire from the grey to the tan wire some where in the harness hope this helps
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