According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, auto theft costs consumers more than $8 billion annually.
Today’s thieves typically are not teens out for a joy ride, but rather professionals involved with organized theft rings.
While car thieves do like luxury cars, they mainly focus on the more popular vehicles: Hondas, Toyotas and Chevy pickups. These in-demand vehicles can be stripped down in less than 30 minutes and sold for parts or shipped abroad.
That means car owners need to take extra measures to protect their vehicles from sophisticated criminals.
The good news is that, with a combination of approaches, it is possible to achieve a strong defense against vehicle theft.
The first step is to use common-sense measures. Never leave keys in the car with the engine running. Don’t hide a spare key in the vehicle. Close all windows and lock all doors when leaving your vehicle. Park in a well-lit area and, when at home, keep your car in the garage. Don’t leave valuables in your car.
The next step is to use theft-prevention products. A thief is less inclined to steal your car when it has visible and audible...
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