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.

 

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

 

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

 

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.

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

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