Automatrics London Stolen Range Rover Recovery Operation 110319
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2019
- A London based customer reports his Range Rover Autobiography stolen after he forgot to arm the Automatrics MTrack motion sensor. We remotely connect to the car tracker unit and receive a GPS location near garages in Shirbutt Street close to Canary Wharf, London. Automatrics dispatch a radio signal finder to track down the stolen vehicle parked in the corner of a car park. But the area looks unsafe for the owner to attend so the finder calls the Met police on 999 to ask for assistance, however before the police arrive, this car tracker recovery plan takes a turn in the wrong direction.
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This needs to be aTV show
Agreed
Tbh, i enjoy the raw footage and POV style he takes. Having a producer dress up his work will take away from his journey. I just wish they were uploaded more often.
They have been on TV before. I don't remember which one it was though.
Was called Thief trackers :)
Agree but tv could spoil it like they do most stuff
A £100,000 car that can still be stolen by a common crook without the keys is disturbing!
Well without that Range Rovers are known to be poorly made cars with terrible engineering. They break down all the time, ask people who own them.
Install a kill switch ez
@The life of Stewie I think they said it was hot wired and broke window to gain access
@@TheJPHarvey Just prooved these cars are over-designed in technological terms. Which subsequntly leads to high breakdowm rates as prooved by many rankings and moreover by their high value loss. Doug demuro has covered well the ownership of one of those online. There was hardly any time where everytinhg worked at once.
@@TheJPHarvey I have never owned such a car, the decision based on facts , say, J. D. Power reports on vehicle dependability 2018 among all others. Should you and your alleged friends not report faults with your bottom-of-the-charts cars, makes me question the reality you live in. Or maybe those ranks, surveys and owner experience vids widely available throuought the net are all a plot?
Hi Mate, this is absolutely amazing to watch, unscripted, basic editing, yet im on the edge of my seat listening and learning to everything that comes out of your mouth, amazing work, please keep this up
Thanks for the encouragement
@@AutomatricsMtrack showing this to our entire security team, how to approach a situation calm and collected, also have them guessing where you hide the unit each time
Police could find the people in those 2 vehicles that came to take the Range Rover. They just can't be bothered
@@Saxoncloset That was the most awfully written, confusing, and frankly bs piece of gibberish I've seen written on this site, and I've seen a few. Also what makes you decide to bring race into this? Would you like some sauce for that chip on your shoulder?
@@deadlydizzle7588 The police certainly took their time here.. and was there any attempt to catch the thieves? I did notice this was in and around Tower Hamlets - a Muslim area. Those of us that are able to update our perspectives have seen plenty of recent evidence of police, politicians and leftists, more concerned about cultural sensitivity than catching criminals.
@@pumpkineater23 Yes, but at the same time, you have comments claiming police only respond to and look after the rich. The owner of a £100k Range Rover would presumably have money but the police were slack still so doesn't fit that theory.
IMO, the police for the most part are now just more lackadaisical these days and more concerned by petty, easy to solve crimes or those that earn their coffers more money. I say this as a black guy who's suffered a pricey car theft myself.
Deadly Dizzle - You just asked someone why they brought race into this and then you mention you’re black. Was there any need for that?
@@joseph1807 I brought it up purposely to show the needlessnous of race as part of the discussion. Highlights that it doesn't matter about race because by example it makes little difference. Money talks loudest for the most part, but this example also went against that trend.
The 3 people who stole this Range Rover have disliked the video.
The people know what they are looking for. Its the fob antenna modulator sensors. the rest I won't say... its sad though... car companies had a bad background in security. It's up to the customer to attach a system to really keep it safe. In Australia, over 200+ cars go missing in a day! around that amount end up in the middle east in very shady areas where they replace the vin/ecu and rechip the things to look like a scrap car has been revived! or just run them into the ground.
Chris W. Original
@@markaz2kk I would say that the authorities in general dont seemingly to caring that much about property theft is the main problem.
The other 7 of the TWOC'ing crew have disliked the video
Na.. Two people and the girlfriend.....
You should take some wheel clamps along with you when finding these stolen vehicles.
They'd probably burn the vehicles out on the spot if they came back to see it clamped.
@@olliedavies3696 I was thinking that. They would do something like that out of spite.
I'd rather my car be burnt than owning it after it's been ripped apart
Or some police aware stickers and then the goggly eyes like this. 👀
@@richbillany2795 someone set my car on fire on Sunday, i would have preferred it back ripped apart :( instead of a hollow shell with no rare parts to salvage
Another great recovery but very annoying that a 100k+ vehicle is located at the first location and the police are slow to respond to secure this vehicle for evidence from a theft. Well done Automatrics on another successful recovery. Brilliant tracking equipment
Not the police's fault they have been cut to the bone by the current government, don't have the budget or the numbers to do their job. Conservatives like to say they are tough on crime but will not fund the police properly.
🚔 Indeed frustrating mate, but only so many units per shift assigned by patrol area & life-threat emer. hav2 come b4 prop. crimes & recovered stolen veh. -Remember, no suspect on scene when our brave operative first called 999. LEO's truly doing they're best 4 us & Need More Resources!!
A worldwide problem. 👮
Bless the Peace Officers☮️
Don’t blame the police for being slow mate. Blame this guy for showing his hand. The Range Rover was clearly being watched from one of those flats. He’s lucky he found it a second time.
police busy following up on an offensive Facebook comment
Yep
First in, first served. The police can only do one job at a time!
Fucking stupid comment, have tyou seen the serious crimes stats in the UK, the police are run off their feet you idiot. you want the police at every crime everywhere? STEP 1 go the your local government representative and petition them for more officers! STEP 2: grow a brain and ask yourself, why there are not enough police. STEP 3 don't make retarded comments blaming the wrong shit for lack of sufficient police.
DAGATHire , we currently have more police officers than at any other time since the force was started, the issue is not lack of staff its poor management, police spend more time protecting private companies than people , you just need to look on RUclips to see how it takes 6 officers to assist the BBC to collect money for TV license , I myself had my van broken into 3 times, only once did the police attend and that took 3 days only for them to say no point in checking for prints just claim on insurance, they didn't even want a list of what was stolen, yet only 2 weeks ago I find police checking the bin stores in the apartment block I live at , I asked why and the reply was they had a report of people not putting rubbish in the bins !!! I am in no way anti police and have family in the force , I just believe it's more than just extra officers required .
Too many little shits with knives
Admiral are probably only calling to make sure the tracker actually is working, there just trying to find a way out of paying it off...
Of course insurance company doesn’t want to pay
REAL AMAZING WORLD they still pay when it’s stolen recovered
@@asmathanif8846 problem is there’s still an excess to pay.
Police was too busy handing out tickets for doing 79mph on an empty 3-lane motorway at night.
Once again, another fool who's no idea, those handing out tickets are traffic officers, these type of calls are routed through to response teams on a borough, who can't report you for speeding, as they don't carry speed guns, nor have the training required in order to accurately judge a car's speed, unlike traffic officers. Learn your stuff before you make yourself look silly online.
@Marion Peretti No shit, i'm fully aware of that, but you're entirely missing the point, same as the original comment, traffic officers, surprise surprise, spend time enforcing traffic, on the roads and transport policing command OCU, they're the ones that get involved in the fatal collisions, the high speed pursuits, stand at the side of the road with speed guns, etc.
Borough officers, in this case, response team, take the 999 and 101 calls, which is exactly what this is, thus response officers deal with these type calls, especially when it's a parked up vehicle.
Now if response officers try to stop said stolen vehicle, and the driver takes off, now that's when traffic officers can also come into it and will assist, as the majority of them are trained to pursuit level as standard.
@@thefiestaguy8831 You're missing the point. There's a finite number of pounds available for policing duties and the OP believes it would be better spent enforcing this sort of crime and not enforcing speed traps.
yeah lol
@@samuelrs5138 You only say that untill some idiot speeding (because there are NO consequences) kills your wife and kids because he lost control.
funny thing is, if you go to Google maps and look at the satellite view of that garage area near Canary Wharf, you can see the crazy looking van parked in the same spot
Man this looks like a fun and rewarding job, finding stolen cars and returning them back!
No police on 999 call says how bad London is.
To be fair it's a stolen car it's not really high priority.. If the bloke with tracker said to the police the men are here the gang etc etc it takes it up couple of levels and police would be little faster.. Stabbing or stolen car? Get me point mate.
I think most crimes are low priority in London.
@@Paul-vl8zq Yea but if a politician is doing something on the streets or a movie star or a singer, its filled with police on every corner.
@@CUBEoneVX Call Anna Soubry a nazi and it's all hands on deck to find the nasty person who dared call her what she really is.
same happens if you call 911 here in the US. if you call 911 with a non-emergency, police come as available. I live in the subburbs of Los Angeles and we had a car on our block whose alarm system went off after 1am, and it was one of those loud annoying af aftermarket systems, enough that it woke up the entire neighborhood, so it caused everyone to get up, go outside and gather, waiting for police to come, and left us pondering if we should break the window, pop the hood and disconnect the battery.. because in the end it took almost an hour for finally an officer to show up.. but by then, the owner of the car had already showed ~10 minutes prior with embarrassment and shame and had disabled the alarm.
There are even cases where you dial 911 and are stuck on hold.
Another brilliant recovery. Such a missed opportunity by the police though. If only they came out sooner and staked the place out for half hour they most likely would have caught the people involved and no doubt recovered more stolen vehicles on fake plates.
Fake plates. Cloned plates. Stolen plates. Take your pick.
I can't believe that in UK and specially in London it's so hard to get police! :O
@@Saeglopur89 In the town where I live, we no longer have a police station. The now closed down police station in our town was fully kitted out, from cells for locking up crooks, to private carpark, cctv etc. Now it has been reduced to a single desk in the Council Office building, with police cars being stored in the council run pay-&-display carpark round the back. The main force is now being run from either Mansfield or Nottingham, some 20-40 miles away (not exact on the distance, but still very far. Sheffield is closer than Mansfield.)
Too busy filling in pointless paperwork than be attending emergency calls.
@@Saeglopur89 Try tweeting something provocative, then you'll have them on your ass.
Awesome drifting at 0:24. Never seen a Rangie do that!
Nor have I seen a "Rangie" that large too! It's enormous!
Hahahahahahhaa!
Joker lol
I've always liked the way cars are towed in the U.K. It's a very effective way to tow a car, especially out of tight spaces, without too much risk of damaging the car.
Could actually damage the four wheel drive system if you towed it. This is the best way to collect a car like this one.
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Fantastic video, and superb effort. Absolutely love your work.
I agree
except from the police...
100k car, the owner is probably paying a lot of tax to the government, but there’s no police available to assist. The government are giving his money to pay the family tax credits of the thieves.
Yes because the rich are well known for their tax morals. Calling 999 to retrieve a rich mans toy was appaling
Yeah right, people with the most expensive cars usually pay the least tax.
Laura Walker. Wow the most stupid comment of the day goes to Laura. They probably pay for you to sit on your fat ass at home moaning at the injustice of the world.👍
No, the real criminals here are the corporations, like how apple paid £6k tax one year, and google paid around £13k one year... they are the real criminals, making millions a year in profits, and paying piss all in tax.
Beautiful World the owner will be paying zero tax, offshore accounts, Zurich cash box, get a life, these people are scum.
11:52 at the end of the road there is your car thief.
You are a sort of Simon Templar, the Saint! Smashing job old boy, another recovery.
Another amazing video! And also, I've never seen one of those vehicle-lifting recovery trucks before. In "Murica", we use good old-fashioned tow hooks or straps, then drag the vehicle onto the platform, ensuring something WILL get damaged in the process. It's the American way.
American seems like a very backwards country. Like I still don't understand why all the electrical cable's are overhead and not berried in the ground. Like in the UK and pretty much all the other developed countries around the world.
the second time they stole the car, they attempted to locate the tracker as you can see the way they've opened up all the wirings. there was clearly a scout looking out to see if soemone was inspecting the car when you found the car initially
True. The first parking location was probably to sit and wait a while, to see if it did have a tracker fitted. So the police wouldn’t find their chop shop straight away.
Love watching these, when I buy my next car I will definitely be calling these guys to protect my purchase. Even if the car is stolen knowing that someone will try to find it is a worthwhile investmeny
Well done Richard. Fantastic video and a fantastic product. Love watching your recovery video's.
Another superb result. Would love to meet this guy sometime, absolute legend!
Another fantastic job by all those at AutomatricsMTrack, No doubt the customer & his insurance company was happy that you manged to recovered the Range Rover.
Police should have wait for them to come back and catch them red handed !!!
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Top bloke, very brave. The police service is a bit of a joke as they are so under resourced.
Are you joking . Where do they all come from during demonstrations and football matches.
@@dayapillai2230 They come from other counties...
Wicked job as usual. Too bad the thieves don’t get caught.
Splendid work! To bad the police is a bit slow.
An urban explorer lol true.
Can't get much better customer service than this
Absolutely brilliant recovery Richard 👍🏻
You're a great videographer. Good narration, easy to follow. Very interesting video, thank you!
R/F theft is getting too common now I’m more shocked that a 100k Range Rover doesn’t have the capability of being remotely shut down by the owner , another good video 👍
The "OnStar" module can be disabled. And it's MUCH easier to find -- it's in the same place in every car. The tracker, thankfully, was much harder to find.
jfbeam Onstar is old tech and will soon be going offline for good , I’m not talking about a subscription service that manufacturers sign up to I’m talking about manufacturers having their own systems in place , take Tesla for example with there version you can do pretty much any form of communication through the app on ya phone and if that gets compromised then Tesla can override the system from HQ ,97% of all Tesla’s stolen in the US have been recovered successfully 112 out of 115, sadly in this day and age the tech needs to be one step ahead of the car thieves and yes without them satellites in the sky we would all be screwed.
@@alancobbin1310 It's still an "onstar' like device. Pull the cell radio and they can't do crap to the car. (it's often as simple as pulling a single fuse. Security is near the bottom of the list for 99% of car makers)
@@jfbeam you can pin protect the tesla car witch is bit harder to bypass (even if you have the key or not even tesla remote start won't bypass it) as the pin is only accessible via the center console and you need to get pass that before the car will unlock Brakes and enable drive (most don't enable the pin protect mode)
Only solution is a ghost alarm to stop it actually being stolen, the is the best option for recovery though. Personally i would opt for prevention.
The only channel I'm notified when a new video is uploaded. Quality stuff.
One of the best recovery videos I’ve seen - keep it up sir (:
Super good job. Nice that you located it again, the thieves will be disappointed. That's for sure!
I don’t understand why people who have a keyless entry car just don’t install a kill switch to turn the fuel pump off such an easy install also.
because it also kills remote start
@@AlexN2022 Better than losing the car.
I've been watching your videos for the past few hours, great work guys!
What a great service you are providing. My daughters best friend is in England working in a hospital, someone stole parts off her car now the poor girl has no transport and can't afford the 1000pounds to get it fixed
Cool that the insurance company contacted you guys directly. You should send some literature to the adjuster, maybe get them to recommend your tracking company to their clients.
Just curious if you've ever been confronted by the thieves doing one of these jobs?
I would be surprised if he hasn't been confronted at least once.
Been thinking the same. It does seem a bit dangerous tracking and finding these stolen vehicles on your own.
He's met them in the past with stolen plant machinery on their land but unfortunately police aren't interested and they lie anyway and say they know nothing about it.
Probably not worth it, especially on camera. They just want quick money, easier to just go steal another one.
This isnt the sweeney.
As interceptor said they just say they don't know any thing about it.
Go and nick another one.
Love these videos, wish you would do them more often. When I get my new motor I am definitely using these guys.
Excellent work as always Richard.
Well done, what a great result, yet again. Keep up the good work!!.
I Well done Richard. That was some real 007 s**t. I know area really well and breathed a sigh of relief when you retreated to your motor. Guaranteed that was a watch-spot and they eyeballed you.
They was searching for that tracker for sure ! They failed miserably! Well done again boys 👏
You sir are a Legend, what a great service, im up in scotland and not aware of any similar service
Can guarantee the bmws and Mercedes they were using are stolen cars aswell without trackers that they number plate cloned.
this needs to be a channel 5 TV show police interceptors style
Some people read a book before bed. I how ever like to watch videos like yours. Keep them coming. They are so fascinating!
What a job you have, you will have one delighted customer.
That beep makes me think it's the cars heart beat lol!!
Awesome work and awesome device, most exciting recovery to this day I believe.
So glad I found this channel it’s a brilliant watch , would love this job
Glad you enjoy it!
@@AutomatricsMtrack I do indeed it’s very interesting please if ever you have any jobs going let me know!! 👍
Extremely cool video about this London vehicle tracking service. Riveting! Thanks so much for posting.
Thanks for your comment
it's UK-wide, but based in a non-central location (Southampton) for some reason.
A Range Rover on a brake down truck look so natural
Is it just me thinking he's got huge balls getting out alone! F##k that lol
TheMk002 what?
Someone was filming, so he was not alone.
I could hear a woman talking also.
Some people go alone to recover repo too no police come
John Obmar you right. It’s obvious there’s someone else in the car. In this case a woman.
@@Tigerrun That woman was Alexa.
Very good advert for your tracking business if I bought anything over 20 grand i definitely would install your tracker in the vehicle .
Well done your trackers work really well
Yet another cracking video,excellent recovery.
Meanwhile 900 coppers watching for mean speech on Twitter
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ Snowflake generation is more important than scum that steal, rape and murder.. what is this world coming to? Off with their heads I say!
Sipping tea ☕️
@@Julmaa87 ok boomer
@@jonathanxavier2026 huh?
£100,000 and having to put a £40 steering lock to secure 🥴
my thoughts exactly , I thought those things were long gone .
keyless entry thing is silly, one car on this channel was stolen off his drive and he had cctv of it been stolen ,it was like 10-20 seconds most of that was getting the keyless booster setup in the right place),
if you going to get a stupid expensive car (or a car that might have high chance to be stolen) make sure you can turn off the keyless mode off so you have to press the unlock button on the key as that signal is active only when you press it and can't be cloned as easily (not imposable) but cars this high price can't see why you don't have a 3rd party remote immobilizer installed (a smashed window to gain access to the OBD port which won't get them anywhere is better than a stolen car which might not be recoverable even if as a tracker)
if it's tesla owners do both disable wireless entry and set a pin protection (having the key is not enough to start the car if you don't enter pin on center console)
lee x I couldn’t of put it better myself, these things should be picked up by insurance companies and make car manufacturers implement these ideas.
@@leexgx Good thing also pretty cheap would be having a key in a special box, acting sort of like Faraday's cage literally blocking everything. Impossible to pick up signal required for cloning.
Hey smart alex, he also had a £144 per year automatrics subscription which allowed the car to be recovered.
Steering lock is a deterrent and may have stopped other thieves. All steering locks can be picked in under 30 seconds by experienced lockpickers
Great work! always good to see a recovery. keep it up guys 👍👍
Awesome!!! So glad your channel popped up
Add a tire valve removal tool to you kit! That will slow them....
Beat me to it.
Love your work, did you manage to give police the rego numbers of those dodgy vehicles that helped to drive the RR away from Canary Wharf area??
I doubt they would be interested.
Boy, they sure tried to find any type of tracking device. But other than a whole lot of panels removed, a broken driver's side passenger door window busted, the owner is very, very lucky. Your Automatrics MTrack system seems to be a great device. I know one Range Rover owner who loves your system. This is my first visit to your channel. Looks interesting. I live in the US and we have several GPS system that do a similar job. Thanks for a good video!
Well done.I love it when you get the cars back
5 SUVs stolen from UK were found in Kenya about a month ago.
The cat thieves are fitting the stereotype then aren't they
Oh shit LOL stereotypes do come into existence for a reason
Try to check in the news, you will see them even with UK plates.
I remember seeing that in the news.
Well done.. although I felt you were very lucky with this. When it was taken from the first location I had visions of it been in bits when you got to the second location...
Nah, the crims knew there was a tracker given Richard showed up, they moved it to confirm that.
@@dougle03And then the thieves found and removed the tracker.
Cops and our man here walked past it while using the hand held radio.
Absolutely love your videos, keep up the great work.
Looking forward to some of the videos you elluded to in your previous video....keep up the good work!!!!
Excellent video. I had never heard of Automatrics until now - you offer a cool service. It's a shame but the Police often appear to miss their targets by arriving late - and so the "pond life" get away with it. Society, in my opinion, has an irritating habit of nursing the low lifers to fruition - perhaps, one day, the pendulum will take a swing in the right direction!
Good Job!
Amazing channel! Can’t wait to see more.
i gotta say, i love these videos, very suspenseful
Just a simple question why they didn't wait there with the police and catch the thief? like it was the simplest way
Too much paperwork and the thief would be free again in like 24 hours tops.
@@mbirth hmm, a bit strange to hear this happening in UK
@@labranjames Nah not at all. Crime is just not taken seriously here in Britain. I've had shoplifters attack me with hypodermic needles and police didn't even care. The fastest I ever saw them turn up was actually to arrest me after I called a shoplifter a black bastard.
@Stephen Murray why did you feel the need to use a racist epithet against a shoplifter (assuming this ever actually happened, because it sounds like bullshit to me, you're just trying to perpetuate a myth beloved of racist arseholes)?
If it really did happen, it says something about you that you had to say "black bastard" and not just "bastard".
dunebasher1971 when you are angry you say the worst things you can imagine. And looking at your response you care more about what he said than the shoplifting
You have a great product but man your website needs improving.
Yeah that's what I thought.
Just goes to show that its more important to have a good product and provide a good service than having a fancy flashy website!
If you are feeling cheeky and ask the guy in the video (Richy Rich Richard) he will tell you about the special RUclips fan discount price
It really irritates me that certain individuals just have no compunction about stealing from others and think it's ok to do so.
In doing this their actions clearly demonstrate their lack of fear of being apprehended and arrested by Police, who are just too busy.
Each year in New Zealand, with a population of only 4.5 million, many thousands of vehicles are stolen, some to be burnt out
in order to destroy evidence, and some never found again. One can imagine the hardships the loss of their vehicle would be to
most people, the majority being of poor to middle class, including the huge inconvenience.
I believe there is an opportunity here for a company to be formed with the recovery of stolen vehicles their aim, crewed by a bunch of tough guys. @ AutomatricsMTrack you are doing a great job.
We agree with you 100% ....We do have some customers in NZ, next year we hope to have local franchaise servies 👍
@@AutomatricsMtrack. I have experience as a Traffic Enforcement Officer, if i wasn't at such a senior age group
i would gladly offer my services, lol. Incidently i have on occasion arrested the odd car thief.
This is the best job ever sir!Good job 🤝well done
I would have a second dummy tracker which can be located easily, maybe safe on so much damage to the inside
I love this idea, just some cheap aliexpress GPS tracker without the fancy radio or anyhting like that installed in the easiest to remove panel.
If you watched the guy in this videos other uploads you'd see that automatics do put their trackers in top end cars with factory trackers , thieves have ripped out bmw gear thinking job done but the auto matrix one got them banged up
you should see how good they are tracking a stolen hotel bath towel
Ahaha
I never return airplane blankets 😂😂😂
Tru Marzo Kenya reported
Good job boys! That area deserves a thorough search for more stolen cars for sure.
Great work there guys, well done.
Love watching these video BUT don’t the police investigate the areas/people near the stolen cars?
It's classed as a civil matter so they don't care unless they catch a criminal driving the vehicle
@@guysmith1192 It's certainly a criminal matter, just they don't have the power to search every building in the area.
In another year or two, the owner will regret getting it back. How many other vehicles there were stolen.
Good job mate really impressed with your tracking system
Thanks for your comment its a partnership approach to fight back
Really appreciate the videos. Very insightful.
Why the hell am I watching all of these? :D
SO... WHAT ARE POLICE FOR??? corperate highwaymen?
Winner! And I've wondered how they're going to fund their departments when self-driving cars don't get tickets... It's another abused privilege like asset forfeiture in the US that needs to be checked.
Police are busy dealing with violence in London and the stabbings to say the least.
@@geraouttahermaeens1075 they really aren't. If they were 'dealing' with it, violent crime wouldn't be the epidemic it is now. I live in north London where gangs stab and shoot each other during broad day without any serious fear of reprimand by the law because of policing cuts and remaining police officers bemoaning their jobs now.
@@geraouttahermaeens1075 tv lies.
That's what you get when you vote for the tories and ukips.
Next time you should attach wheel clamps. Great video!
Good job. Be safe. Look forward to seeing more.
Why would someone want to steal a Range Rover, My wife mentioned getting one and I laughed at the idea. Nothing but problems.
High Value £££ and a quick resale of car or parts
Wives or Range Rovers?
StevenSpielberg of course, the parts will be in high demand. I don’t think like a criminal.
Ben Turnbull yes.
You’re a lying muppet.
Invest in a 4K dashcam! 2channel front and rear!
DVR system for a car! All the way around, it's a must!
Cunts
@Mr MEMé I think they meant in RIchard's car and I was going to post the same thing.
was thinking something similar, cameras are this days quite small. just look at the cell phones 8x8mm and 10+megapixels, if properly fited they would be unnoticable and with several of them you could get 360 degree video. Those bastards deserv jail time...
This guy is a badass, I love watching these videos.
Wow, A Beautiful Bridge! Glad the owner got their car back.
Terrible what some do to others!!!
you think such a costly car would have better security. On a side note, well done AutoMatrics !
Cars are simply designed to be manufactured and stolen, nothing else like repairability or live beyond warranty is considered. If they weren't easily stolen, a lot of high-profit vehicles would sell less because loans would be harder to enforce.
Did you pass the VRM of the Merc and BMW onto police?
Seems you could at least deflate the tires/tyres when you initially locate it...
Then again, it seems like a simple fuel pump shutoff switch could save a lot of cash for your services, but if they aren't bright enough to set the motion sensor, they aren't going to remember to disable when parking. Good thing you've got the ability to enable it remotely for less than bright owners...
That's the coolest tow truck I've seen in ages. Great work!