With the Kia’s and Hyundai’s you don’t need to be a thief - a kid can do it with a usb cord.
A couple of years ago before we got hit with this wave I put two hidden kill switches in my daughter’s Hyundai. But then also put the “club” in to perhaps avoid a broken window and steering column. Hoping that these kids would move onto an easier car to attempt to steal.
> A couple of years ago before we got hit with this wave I put two hidden kill switches in my daughter’s Hyundai. <
I put two kill switches in my car too. One is well-hidden, and will prevent the car from starting. The other one is just barely hidden, and is connected to nothing. I figure if a thief is looking for a kill switch, that’s the one he’ll find. Toggling it back and forth will do nothing.
Is that dummy kill switch really necessary? Probably not. But that’s just my style. I over-engineer everything.
Oh, and you do make a fair point about the Club. It will deter an amateur. But not a professional. Hence, the kill switch.