Well no worries with mine Honda element
Most stolen cars in America
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That's awesome.here's the list for vermont:
1. 1996 subaru legacy
2. 1994 ford taurus
3. 1997 ford escort
4. 1997 honda civic
5. 2000 jeep cherokee/grand cherokee
6. 1997 chevy cavalier
7. 1996 ford ranger
8. 1994 jeep wrangler
9. 1995 ford f150
10. 1989 chevy 1500 pickup
10. 2005 dodge caravan
10. 1998 bombardier ski doo (snowmobile)
Hmm, good point. I would guess that the effectiveness of the immobilizer all depends on the placement, installation, and how it functions. "Experts" say that the best security systems have something life 4 or 5 layers of protection, and installed by guys who've been in the business for a decade or two, not your average high school schlep at Circuit City and Best Buy.Yes and no. An immobilizer in a VW AG car is easy to defeat in about 90 seconds with VAG-COM and a laptop in the OBD2 port. Your run of the mill car thief isn't going to be able to take the car, but someone that knows wtf is going on is going to be able to take it. Or just get a flatbed.
I dunno how tough it is to get past the immobilizer in my E30 (active fuel cutoff, you arm it by setting a code before shutting off the car). Not many car thieves with the ability to get past an immo want 25 y/o BMWs, so I'm not that worried
A client had his G35 stolen buy a teenage punk a few years back. So much for his factory "security system."
Best security system...big hungry dog in back seat.
I'm not sure if I would be upset if my Dodge Dakota was stolen right now. Maybe I should go to San Diego and park by the border :biggrin: