Car Thieves Hack Remote Keyless Entry Systems with $17 Device Remote Hack
Car already fitted with 5’ spoiler and fart pipe.....................
Yet another reason not to live in that shythole.
He did not pick a lock. He used a key. Dummy keys for a 1996 Honda work as easily as the original key. Anyone that has a 1996 Honda that does not also use the club or some other similar device is asking to have their car stolen. It is just way too easy to get in a car and drive away
Did she produce the keys? When the vehicle is found and if there are no signs of it being broken into/tampered with, no theft settlement for her.
Just bought a Dodge Magnum Hemi and *I* can’t touch the friggin thing without it waking the dead.
/really need to read the owner’s manual
She can kiss it goodbye. The police are not interested in recovering stolen cars or prosecuting the thieves.
Friends of mine had their car stolen and it turned up later in a parking lot. IIRC, they got it back because it had been towed for being left too long. At any rate, there was plenty of identifying info left by the thieves (papers which all but named them), but the cops had no interest in pursuing it.
Why a ten year old car?
“Why is the Honda Accord the most stolen vehicle in the country, year after year?”
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/honda-accord-stolen-vehicle/story?id=23883693
Apparently, they only made about 3 different keys for that car.
Before we were married, my wife owned an old late seventies Honda. One night she locked her keys inside and I was able to unlock her driver’s side door with the door key to my ‘84 Cadillac.
The car thief in the story probably took that car with an old Honda key. The locks in those old cars are so sloppy with age, they’re probably all interchangeable now.