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Answers: I own a shop, and could steal your vehicle in as little as roughly 5 minutes. Slide under the vehicle, cut the power cable, and none of the on-board systems hold any power to operate. Pull it up on a roll back, and I'm gone to trade it to the chop shop, and all of this doesn't appropriate much time at all. A friend of mine have a high dollar vehicle stolen from his courtyard in broad daylight while his mom run to the bank and subsidise. That quick, and it be gone. Your best defense is have it insured to cover it surrounded by the event it does get stolen. Any system on a vehicle requires power to operate, and an antenna to convey a signal, so think in the order of it. How do you think they get the others? On-star is good for locating inexperienced crooks, but the valid crooks have knowhow, and the tools to get it.
Glad to support out, Good Luck!
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Why would you even want to drive such an overpriced, gas-guzzing piece of crap, anyhow? let someone steal it, collect insurance money, and buy a clad sports car next to a security system to be exact worth a damn.
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