antirice

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Regarding stealing a car by towing it, I read an article on either C&D or Motortrend a while back. It showed how easy and quick a car can be towed away. The towed away car was park on the street curb sandwiched between two cars. Not alot of spaces between the 3 cars. The tow truck just slides forklifts under the side of the car, lift it up and drove away. The whole process took like 28 seconds.

dainjarouz

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those escalades are usually halfway to the Albania by the time the report gets written.

Creepers

id like to see them tow my car when i got THE CLUB on my steering wheel. nothing stops THE CLUB.

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HappyG

They put the car in a sealed metal container. No signals in or out.

MSCA

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Navigation systems are only receivers....they don't transmit anything. So there are no tracking abilities via a car's navigation system.

Of course On-Star is different (as is LoJack), but that's another matter entirely.

Kidcane

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That and ricer kids drive ITR's who will steal rather than pay for their own ish.

LightsOut

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in other words to all of this.. dont own a GMC, Chevy, Cadi.

hispeed-lowdrag

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not to bring stereo-types into this...but if you look at the people who own Escalades, it doesn't surprise me at all that it gets stolen a lot

da mayor

iTrader: (2)

thats the same thing up here.


but i think in this category, stolen wheels or break in's are included, not just having the car towed away. that is my thoughts on it