[bayview6]

drive a car with a good security alarm. should have a flashing red light to let the thieves know to look for an easier target.

[jet757f]

Originally Posted by unf0rgiven6262

There's also electronic devices that can gain entry to any car that uses a remote opener with no force at all. This happened to me parked in my own driveway of all places. They didn't take a single thing. Just went through all my stuff. Police suspected identity theft. Perhaps not though because two days later was when they stole my dog out of my back yard.

Are you serious? They stole your dog out of your backyard? Are you sure the dog didn't get out?
What kind of dog?

[tijlover]

Originally Posted by bayview6

drive a car with a good security alarm. should have a flashing red light to let the thieves know to look for an easier target.

I don't have a car alarm on my 1985 Toyota Supra, but we had rash of car break-ins where I work up near the College of Southern Nevada in NLV, at night, and? Why didn't the car alarms go off on the newer vehicles with flashing lights?

I'm surprised, in 13 years, my Supra hasn't been stolen. And why would they want to steal such an old car? The parts are valuable!

Last time I had my oil changed at Jiffy Lube, and technician told me that even if the car doesn't run anymore, he wants that car! And what will he do with it? Break it down to sell the parts!