I EXPOSED THE WORLD OF CAR THIEVES
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2024
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In this video we steal 2 car with absolute ease and investigate the shocking world of car crime
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Doing gods work mate 😅
Range Rover is embarrassing … I had one and they are awful! Cheap and nasty inside really and again to steal … I woke up to a guy hanging out of the window trying to steal it …. But my key was in a tin!
For your UK followers you should mention there are other alternatives like getting a Automatrics MTrack tracker installed. In Canada we have something similar from a company named Tag. I would never trust the manufactures; its been shown in NA that people who have spent over $2k for Toyota's top security system have had their vehicle stolen.
got my comment deleted.. i know this car thief .. i might name him. Never worked a day in his life.
Mark just a heads up. I was able to find the said website in under 5 seconds on Google. Please edit the website more for the locksmiths "tool" he used. Or don't. Just rather not have that info out there. Cheers.
The police aren't going to help, they're too busy raiding and arresting people for their social media "crimes"! The police serve the corporations and left wing extremists!
the main problem is a lack of consequences for theives. If you try to protect your property, you end up being procesuted and facing jail and fines. Goverment needs to change
Lack of interest of police more likely. Unless you’re someone important to care more about.
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brexit at its finest
U can defend ur car in the USA!
You’re 100% correct. My father smacked a burglar halfway thought his bedroom window with a lead pipe he kept beside the bed. Burglar got ‘attempted’ burglary charges because he was went all the way in and got dismissed by the court, dad got $7500 fine, personality correction courses, and suspended sentence (anything inside 3 years and he serves 3 years jail) for assault with a weapon.
My advise from here on in…make sure they never leave your property again and never call the cops again
Keyless entry solved a problem no one ever had
This drives me nuts. Such a pointless feature that really has no benefit.
And almost every car has it, even luxury ones, they will make you pay for Apple Music or Android CarPlay, but they'll give you keyless entry.
Keyless entry is actually a game changer, its so convenient. Don't knock it till you've tried it@@bg22757
Almost like they wanted you to use the insurance money to buy another 🤔
@@bg22757I benefit a lot from it.
Can leave my key in the pocket all the time, just grab the handle it opens/closes.
It's a very convenient feature.
Also big plus I live in Switzerland where nobody would steal a car
The best anti theft measure is to drive an old worthless car 😂
Yup, I drive an ancient Golf, 80K mileage, no keyless entry, and my insurance is just £160 a year. Amazing!
certain insurance companies insure these range rovers for cheaper if theyre damaged, if you kick in a few dents, crack the bumper, its a less desirable target for theives, but I guess yeah an older car kinda skips over that part
literally just said the same, people really are thick as sh*t
@1wibble230 I had a 17 year old fabia 1100 for the year. Got a 19 plate recently for the same price. God knows how you got an old banger for 160 😂
@@blackmamba-to3dz Aviva Online mate 😄
Worst is it’s almost impossible to buy a decent car without keyless entry
You can disable keyless. No?
You can but the way our vehicles keys are designed then makes entry and starting the vehicle fiddly in comparison to an old fashioned key system. I like keyless but the protection needs massive overhaul.
@@roboliver9980 they can't see you happy with anything and leave you be, there's always someone looking to take what you have.
None of this would be happening if everyone still had their rights in this country instead of benefits and privileges.
It's not like you couldn't easily steal a vehicle from every peroid with the right tools and evem this video showed easier and safer ways of doing so. You've just been radicalized about this specific topic because it's an easy thing to point at for a headline
@@EinfachFredhaftGaminglock picking takes real skill. Hitting a button on a laptop, not so much
The police don't help matters. I had two guys get into my ST. Chased them down the street. Called the police, they said they won't send anyone out as they've left. They could have at least had a quick drive round to see if they can spot them. But, the neighbours obviously called the police about me having a bat and the police came within minutes and arrested me, the victim. Apparently a bat isn't reasonable force despite them having at the very least a Hammer and screwdriver. The fact the police don't attend just gives criminals even more confidence.
Cheers mate
"here to protect and serve 😊"
The Police have in effect decriminalised many crimes in the UK, the lack of prison spaces and liberal judges and parole officers have made the UKs judicial system a useless joke.
U.K. police is a joke just not a funny one.
@@10secondsrulethey would also not help here in the U.S. difference is they might shoot you if you have a bat lmao
Hence the reason I still drive a 2007 Polo TDI. Most mornings I cant even get it started with the Key LOL
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😂😂👌👌
Call the police AFTER he starts it. LOL
2005 Vauxhall. you need a tow truck to steal it on 2days of the week.
i thing you your self need that gear
I respect the lengths you went to for making this video from contacting different companies such as jlr, police etc and to exploring insurance quotes etc. really enjoyed it and its a bwautiful message you gave at the end that a car is really just a car and aint worth your or your families life.
Sadly i think some of these theives are ex mechanics due to the pure skill and knowledge they have 💯💯💯
Nice to see your channel growing mark. Well deserved
Most RR owners wont be mechanically minded but you can remove OBD port, remove 2 pins, put OBD reader back in place and thieves won’t be able to code new keys. Just don’t forget to put pins back in OBD port when you need to use it for diagnostics.
You can also remove the obd port and hide it somewhere else and fit a dummy port in its place so they're trying to connect via the dummy one.
Same problem with thiefs possibly entering your house or damaging your car out of frustration
@@sneekeruk yes, but everyone knows about OBD dummies and will start looking for the proper port. When you remove the 2 pins, there is still power to OBD port, but it’s disconnected from gateway and BCM modules so they can’t write a new key.
Maybe even rewire port so it sends power were it shouldn't. You know, just to be extra pain in the A, and if the device burns, that's just bonus.
@@sneekeruk Install an inverter to feed 240V to the dummy OBD port! That will trash the thieves' equipment and save many of their other potential victims!
How the hell is a manufacturer like Land Rover not legally responsible for thefts if they make it this easy? This is just plain negligence!
Because they are and have always been really CRAPPY overpriced cars
It's not only this car it's almost any car.
@@FromMeToYou77 a hidden kill switch may be even swithches combination shall do the tricks
Dont be naive...if you lose your car and the insurance refunds you,,your then going to spend it on a new car..its winwin for car dealers
Some audis have a plastic dummy key for the car in the passenger wheel arch.is that negligence?
Great video mate, thanks for sharing
Big thanks for this! My dad's just had his velar in for the update. Took them 20 min. But he only found out about the update. Because I watched this video. Massive thanks!
Absolutely definitive piece!! Senior police officers and government ministers in the UK should be made to watch this, it should be mandatory. We are a soft touch. Thank you Mark for highlighting this problem. It's been talked about before, but not shown as well anywhere else but this video.
Haha, UK's senior police officers and ministers are all corrupt and paid to _allow_ this to happen. They don't care one bit about the tragedies, costs, dangers to the citizenship. They care about getting their career path secured and getting handsomely paid by corrupt politicians and foreign actors.
What would that achieve?
The cops have known about it for years, there's nothing they can do cos they don't make the cars.
It would put pressure on them to actually check shipping containers. Or provide community advice to people on how to secure cars on driveways. Anything other than complete inaction and providing a crime number for insurance,@@itsjoycey1567
There are always things we can do to combat criminals. Saying 'there's nothing we can do' emboldens them and gives them full licence to act. @@mememaster147
If car thieves want a car, they will do whatever is necessary to get it. I had my A35 stolen on January 4th from my drive. The thieves walked by the cameras, security lights, etc, and can be seen looking into the car to see a steering lock. They went away for 10 minutes and then came back with tools to break in via the side door on the house. They got the keys and away they went. The car was found in Liverpool 10 days later on stolen plates having been in a bad RTC.
Thankfully, my family was not physically hurt as the thieves were in and out, but it has mentally affected my 6 year old daughter, which is what really upsets both me and my wife.
In my own opinion the government allows it to happen.
ah dude they’re awesome cars sorry to hear
I take it you dont mean an Austin A35, they could be started with a screwdriver like most cars in those days.
@andypandy9931 Haha, definitely not. Was my AMG A35. It's just a shame that we work so hard to get something, for some little scroat to just take it away in seconds. I'll hopefully have a new A35 in a couple of months as I'm not going to let what happened put me off owning other.
@freddieparrydrums Yeah, it was a great car mate! I should have a new one in a couple of months. I just gotta decide if I want an older premium plus with the aero pack etc, or the new face lift model without the aero pack. The insurance quotes are so far apart with the premium plus now costing 2k for the year and the new face lift premium at £1200 for the year.
I'm used to Mark ragging vehicles about, but this is a serious investigative piece. Top work
Congratulations your back Wishing your company every success. Xx
We contacted the police but they were too busy policing pronouns on the internet
Well that's not what happens is it
ok, gammon. More likely they're harrassing black youths or sat in Maccies car park.
In Wales they're busy patrolling 20mph zones. True story.
@@UnjustifiedRecs The Co-op is one of the most robbed shops in the UK and the police only answer 50% of serious calls from them. It is undeniable that hey are using their resources elsewhere, such as discrimination-based policing, because they tell you themselves in their public statements.
@@gofres Even the police said they werent that onboard with the 20mph speed zones etc. It's Dripford who has put it in place. Barely anyone has been prosecuted unless they go 26mph or over in a 20 zone. Here I've literally also seen illegal bikes/scooters taunt police and they do nothing. They're only interested in big stuff.
Insurance scamming should be the next investigation Mark 👌👌
In what way?
Omg thx for showing this i will def need to look into this.
Great video and information. Here in the US, specifically in states with the castle law, thieves are often shot while trying to steal vehicles on owners property. But these relay thefts are definitely on the rise here. Folks should all have one of those little Faraday boxes at home to place their key fobs in.
One of the most shocking things in this video is that there are so many people driving a £90k motor who can't lay their hands on £15k.
And can’t afford maintenance
Finance really does have some middleclass people becoming poor whilst trying to look rich
A lot of people can afford it, but can’t justify it… there’s a big difference
I can't imagine spending any money on these overpriced, oversized, unreliable ugly things
People going broke to look rich is nothing new. I normally assume Range Rover drivers are quite poor (or at least they're about to be).
Solution: Get rid of the keyless entry system. Keys work fine and are hardly that inconvenient.
didn't you see how easy the lock smiths get in that discovery?
Not everyone is a pro lock picker it will take longer on average
Keys are easy to pick. They are useless.
@@russellclay9506 You can't pick a key to start the car, the immobiliser does its job to stop that.
@@Calm_wisdom To be fair, it's nothing you couldn't do with an OBD scan tool and a keyfob off ebay for that make of car. Ironically I'm about to pay a dealership a small pile of money to code another key to my car. We're surrounded by crooks. The old saying holds true. Locks only keep honest people out.
Astonishing video. The level of meticulous research and the effort to correspond with a real car thief is seriously impressive.
He wasn't a real car thief....he was wrong colour 🤣🤣
Thanks for exposing this 5 years after everyone has figured it out already
The total lack of police presence has given the thieves a green light to do whatever they want. I had my M3 opened, they plugged into the OBD port but for whatever reason left. All directly in front of my CCTV, I asked the police if they wanted the footage and they just weren't interested.
Surprised they even bothered trying to steal a M3 as Tesla's comms are so good theives can't disable the link to Tesla, hence theft rates are extremely low on them.
Gotta be the mpg that scared them off haha
Too busy looking to bang up hardcore criminals, making mean tweets.
probably an empty tank, just in case, make a fuel pump cutoff with a couple GPS trackers, that should do the trick, if not, just empty the fuel tank and remove spark plugs, just so the car would be immovable.
Had the same with Thames Valley. Scumbags all on CCTV, identified clear photos of face, shoes, clothing and they wrote it off.
Range Rover should be held totally accountable for this. Every single car should be recalled and the owners given their money back.
😂😂😂 it's not just range rovers tho it's pretty much anything with keyless entry 🤷🏼♂️
@@rsturb01984 they seem to be the main target and are becoming uninsurable because of their lack of security. Other cars will always be stolen irrespective of brand but when you’re spending £100,000+ on some models you’d expect a bit better.
Part of me wants to blame the people for being that lazy that they'll pay not to turn a key
Amazing that the ‘the people who had no idea they were being followed’ to the supermarket left a go pro in to record the inside footage of the the theft for the content creators
Its staged mate, fake theif
Great episode 🤙🏻
This was like some proper investigative journalism. Really enjoyed watching this and I think it fits the channel perfectly.
Mark done an excellent job of conveying this information too.
Great video.
This is why it's scary having a nice car!. When I got my m5 about 8 years ago, it was brand new. I loved it. I got pull out posts fitted to my driveway and a steering lock. Cost me about £400 all in. A week after I got it, a house in the road next to me had an audi s3, an a5, and a bmw x5 all stolen in litrally 50 seconds. A group of lads walked up to the house. One by one, the cars opened, and lads got in and drove away. 2 days later, 2 lads were on my driveway at 2 am looking through my car and scanning my house. (Ring doorbell) They never stole it or opened it. But I didn't ever leave it outside the garage again (was full of stuff previously). It can be annoying, but I always put my steering lock on now, even if I'm just getting a drink from the shop. I do like the idea of getting a tracker fitted, though.
Bro put a ghost immobiliser and you should be sound
That’s the thing. We have enough stress in our life’s is there any point in buying nice cars any more. I’m a bmw fan and have a nice little collection and I’m scared shitless. I’m serious about selling them and getting old Toyota Land Cruiser for the family. Can’t be dealing with people trying to take my cars. It’s only going to get worse. 😮
@@SIHRA2 I do agree. The stress is real. It's hard to explain, and people don't get it until they have a nice car. But once you have it, you definitely get worried. I'll never stop having nice cars because of it, but I'm definitely a lot more careful.
@StoryScope0 if I still had the m5 I would agree. I've got myself a 2022 911 turbo now, though. If they come after that one night, I'm definitely being taken to the car to show them how to start it. It just stays in the garage at night now.
good job mate. I'm the same with my motorbike. keep locking your car and make it as much of a hassle as possible to steal. I can guarantee your car will be safe. simple fact is just don't be an easy target for thieves. same goes with everything not just cars and motorcycles. 80% of thieves are opportunists!
Actually informative.... well done sir.
Fair play to JLR for actually coming on video!
Thanks Mark. This is something a lot of people aren’t willing to talk about. It has been hurting almost everyone who drives, not just those with high end cars. Even worse, police and government have been very slow to take action against them.
The UK Courts have a lot to answer for. Does the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, etc. see any such issues with cars? No they do not because they have real deterrents for criminals.
You speak fact my friend, there is not much risk being a thief it seem at least in the UK
Dude wants Sharia Law in the UK. 🤣
@@joeRepublic85if it will sort the crime rate I will vote for it in my country too. Thieves and other criminals making your life a living hell and we are not allowed to retaliate is not normal.
Fund the police and the courts and the prisons and the mental health services and give people life opportunities.
Punishment is not the issue, incompetent government is.
I moved from London to Dubai a few years back and I feel like the lifetime of streetsmarts I've built up is slowly fading away. People leave their homes unlocked, keys in their super cars and more. The safety really makes London feel third world.
Try getting past my old “Clifford concept” inmy old girl 🤣🤣 gotta love having a 90’s motor 🤣 but in all seriousness this is outstanding, manufacturers need to take responsibility. Amazing vid again mark 👌🏻
I brought a disklok in 1997 and used it ever since. Stopped at least one car going walkabout. No thief is getting past it without it taking them an hour and creating a racket.
I had my Mercedes stolen and the thieves knew exactly where the Mercedes Me tracker was. They ripped it out once they'd stopped a short distance away from my home.
Fortunately there was an additional aftermarket tracker on the car and it was traced and recovered by police.
It seems to me that insurers have had enough of paying out time after time for security deficiencies of companies like JLR and through driving prices up and asking for third party solutions they've started to hit the manufacturer where it hurts, their order books.
Ball is in the manufacturers court. Prove that your car's security is improved and the insurance industry will start to relax again.
There is also the challenge on the police and the courts to deal with car thieves more effectively. The guy that stole mine was well known locally and had only recently come out of jail for the same offences.
Great piece Mark. Keep pushing them and hold them to account.
As stated by Mr Car Thief in the video. A mate had his Tuson stolen last week off his drive. Found later that day through the power of Facebook, parked a couple of streets away.
As good as the Ghost is, its not recognised by insurance companies :(
After watching tv programmes like Interceptors etc I have a low trust in the courts or justice system, they always seem to get a few months in jail and a small fine at most, while the driving bans seem to do have zero deterrent, they are usually already banned when the police catch them after a chase.
@@ianfeast-vine3021 it definitely is, just not Thatcham accredited.
I feel like some of these thieves are ex mechanics gone rogue💯💯
my mates vehicle got stolen. Turns out it was the guys from the showroom he bought from that came to steal it. I also almost had my motorbike stolen. Came home to find a group of bikers outside watching my front door. As was parking the bike, they offered me a race. I declined. they were very persistent. I recognised their bikes but, was unsure. One of the passengers on the back of the bikes had on a half helmet. I recognised him as one of the young men whom serviced my bike at the bike shop. The irony. I bought the bike off ebay from a showroom. The showroom which also did my servicing was 80 miles away
Great video and scary as hell. The other rerason are the firms that pick up the claim. I had a tiny boop on the rear of my car. Got a quote for £1100 from my painter, it's just a bumoer, paint, lacquer, time. The intermediary asked about types of loan cars, days off through claim, injury and lawyers. Depsite saying no and explaining I am a multi insurer, they persisted. They were trying to upsell the claim.
Who the hell ever unlocked their car using the remote key fob and thought "you know - this is far too much effort".
Keyless entry - a classic case of a solution to a problem that didn't exist, causing actual real problems.
Can I ask, have you ever owned a car with keyless and used it for more than 6 months?
The best compromise is to have a system that allows them to drive off a short distance down the road before it shuts down giving the impression that it's broken down. This ensures that they won't break into your house and/or harm you and your family. There was a company that fits key-operated fuel shut-off valves which leaves just enough fuel in the system to allow the car to start and move a short distance.
Pulling the fuel pump fuse or relay out will do that. You'll get a few minutes of engine running off the pressure in the fuel line.
Ghost immobiliser does that.
Ghost immobiliser the best. Does exactly this.
@@mattdedasc Do ghost immobiliser have bot advertisers bu any chance?
Yeah, a killswitch which shuts off the fuel pump if it isn't flipped. Frankly they are not that hard to install, I used to have one when I had a nice car that I was concerned about someone stealing.
Car manufacturers should be held accountable
Starts with the £60k spent on a vehicle. Havenots don't steal bangers
No, the thieves should. These cars aren’t stolen in Dubai or Saudi, because if they are, the thieves are locked up for a long time. Holding the car manufacturers responsible is such a left wing way of looking at the problem. It’s like saying the thieves couldn’t possibly be to blame because it’s so easy!
The networks in our vehicles were largely designed in the 1980's and network security wasn't really considered....unfortunately this network is also shared by most industrial equipment in use today, anything from big earth movers, our power grid to motors in a factory. People have no idea how easily our delicate society could be destroyed by evil doers or nation states....it's extremely scary actually 😢
Excellent video Mark... a real shame it had to be made 👍
If you do go the Apple Airtag route, get 2. Hide 1 in a more or less obvious spot, the other really hidden well. Bonuspoints if you disable the speaker on the well hidden one(but do remember where you put it when time comes to change the battery ;) ). I won't do much though, might give you an extra day of tracking with lazy thieves(since it will show up on a modern phone).
Smashing every video!!!!!🎉
Really warmed to Marks recent videos following the Porsche series. These investigative videos are something not widely covered on RUclips and you've covered the topics brilliantly. As funny as jumping a Lambo is, I think you've found a great niche with these. Earnt a Subscriber 👍
I had my keyless entry BMW 6 Series stolen a couple of years ago, despite the keys being locked firmly in a Faraday box. It also had its own factory tracker installed as standard, but between the incompetence, and frankly zero interest, if Hampshire Police and BMW's tracker team, I still never saw the car again.
As a 20-year Firefighter, I love picking looks to mitigate property damage. It's worrying just how easy it is to pick/ hack locks etc. Anyone with motorbikes/ pushbikes etc. Use Ingersoll locks.
Mark has become the best automotive journalist in the business within a month.
Keep up the good work, Mark.
You are genuinely a good person. Wish you and your family the best.
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Apple air tags transmit a sound when on the move and notifies iPhone users that there’s an AirTag near them that they haven’t registered.
Best thing to do is remove the speaker (plenty of tutorials on RUclips) and fit it somewhere out of sight that way the thieves can’t easily find it and remove it
They have a safety feature that tells the iPhone "i am here" because of people stalking there ex
just get a smarttag instead of apple garbage
Apple tag notifications also working with android
Tile Trackers can have that detectability turned off in the app.
@@JR-el7etso no one can tell ?
He's probably using the Flipper Zero or similar device.
It's an insane device that you can program to do A LOT!
In this example, it is able to store all possible signal frequencies (if you have gotten your hands on it from a specific car brand) that keys use and send out 100+ signals per second.
So the chance of a car next to you to open in seconds is very high.
The device is legal to buy, but how you use it can make it illegal.
It can even copy the NFC tag and all of its info of a debit or credit card, and then you can use that device to make wireless payments until it asks for a pin code, which it luckily can't store.
Well done, manufacturers. Making it harder and harder for the owner to diagnose and repair but trivial for thieves to steal.
i work as a auto locksmith
why not dump keyless entry
go back to something that works.
keysless cars are a complete security failure
I have 2 car and 1 van not one of them is keysless
I live and work in London
hey man auto locksminth here!
work in europe!
this landrovers are not so easy to get open ! in this case and they do not explain that ,is that they only was able to get inside car like that ,because the thief get the frequency off the key wen the owner lock the car ! they need alwais to get near by the key or be next to the car in the situation wen the owner open or close the car !
In AKL i was never able to open a land rover like this ! unless you get access to CAN network!😅!
Am I rong ?
by the way, you are writh keyless veicles are complete security failure ! best way to prvent this cars to be stolen its to instal some on/off swich to a main power off a ecu, or body module !
People are just lazy ! Putting a key in a lock on the door is just so labour intensive for some people.
A few easy ones. Battery and/or fuel pump kill switch, neutral release cover/lock (So that they can't put it into neutral and roll/tow it away), faraday bags, obd port lock, aftermarket immobilizer. Obviously, these aren't full proof. Nothing is...but the more you have, the more time it's going to take that thief, and the more it might persuade them to give up and move on.
best coment
Thanks for the investigation, it's also interesting is it still possible to steal Tesla if all security recommendations applied (like pin to drive, disabling Bluetooth and etc.)?
I really hope for this kid to recover fast and be the same! He is a fighter and a heart. A character mix between Puyol and Messi when it comes to heart and character! We are with you Gavi!
This and ‘Exposing the supercar dealerships’ is some of the best content you’ve done in a long, long time.👏
Keep them coming Mark!👊
He literally had a perfectly placed go pro camera inside the car they were “breaking in” rewind the video
are people du mb enough to believe this is real 🤡?
@@Rapido20
All cars in the video were friends or relatives of his, this was all explained.
It was his mums car he literally said @@Rapido20
@@MrAnderson321and who the 🤡 is here😂
Turn off keyless entry/start. Fit a Ghost II immobiliser. Fit a steering lock (as a visual deterrent). Hide an ID tag somewhere in the car. Have a live tracker subscription. If they still take it then there is not much else you could have done
Mark your videos are amazing your really inspiring ❤
I really like this style of video a lot more interesting than thrashing cars around your garden
I love how they can start the car via the obd port while i can't get a new clock working via the obd port
Is all software, the legit software will ask for certain information that will check with the ecu and key and even BCM. The hacked software will just overwrite everything with a new code to link it all up.
That SVR owner's parking skills up there with the best of the Range Rover owners.
Thanks for the how-to video. I stole my mom's car too. Maybe I'll even give it back. 🕵
For the last 10 years, I've kept my car keys in a metal fridge.
Also, by law, car makers must make starting the vehicle possible via ODB-I port - my port has a lock and is also disabled. Stickers are on the windows saying this!
Even so, I'm aware my car can still be stolen but I've made it more difficult for thieves - which makes them more likely to target less protected cars
I have a dummy obd port on mine
@@markyruss and I have a dummy sitting behind the steering wheel! 🤣
very true and if anyone gives you shit like the classic line .... "if they want it they will have it" tell them to go fu@k themselves lol. fact is most thieves are opportunists and will target the easiest things to steal. So continue with the car security and your car will never be stolen.
Yes, blocking the OBD2 port can stop a lot of thefts. Crazy thing is the thieves just get into the network through other places like a headlight module and other ingenious ideas.
@@iam1smiley1 do they really my god - I can't understand why people aren't putting a Clifford alarm with a ghost.
Best car alarm was in The Spy who Loved me. Bad guys broke the window and the car blew up. Expensive on cars, but removes car thieves a couple at a time :)
That was For Your Eyes Only!
Great video Mark.. 👌..does dibs fit/sell the port device??.looks a good relatively cheap mod..👍👍
AirTags announce their presence to other iPhones to prevent stalkers. Consumers getting shafted from every angle.
You know what's worst?
Goverments cant care less of what happens to "the people".
Car manufacturers don't spend enough money with former thieves that can actually think and help on defeating this.
These videos are class. Mark keep it up.
Thieves don’t have any deterrent, the police simply aren’t bothered. I had an m235i nicked in 2016 and the police couldn’t have cared less if they tried. Knowing what I know now - if a car does get stolen, you definitely don’t want it back. Let it go.
Also, on the subject of finance in the video. If someone can’t afford to clear their finance, they shouldn’t be buying the car to begin with.
He literally had a perfectly placed go pro camera inside the car they were “breaking in” are people du mb enough to believe this is real 🤡?
@@Rapido20 no one thinks it’s real 😂 lol the video’s showing how easy it is. Stealing the car with go-pros in place wasn’t the point😂
@@Rapido20are you dumb? 🤡
Your comment on finance makes sense only for 1% of the population. Most people want to buy a car beyond their means coz they know they can't afford it but want others to think they can 😄😈
@@Rapido20its obviously not a random persons car they're "stealing" lol nobody belives that
I have a disclock / OBD Protector and switched keyless entry off. Even Landrover can't get into my car when serviced. Total cost £400
Tbh mate, if they want it they’ll have it
Unless an MP has their Rover/Jag stolen multiple time, us mere mortals have little hope
When your car goes into negative equity whilst on finance, claiming insurance is the only way forward. Hence lots are 'stolen' or more accurately 'go missing' . They turn up overseas often where insurance companies cannot officially reach them. After a couple of years the very same exporters offer to sell the same vehicle to the insurers for a vastly reduced sum. The theory being at least they get some money back.... then the car is clean again and can legally return home and be sold again. This cycle is as old as the hills.
This video just gives a lot of people new ideas
Keyless Ford Fiestas are very vulnerable also. Multiple different ways thieves go after them. Relay theft, boot latch, OBD hack.
Your best options are a Disklok + Wheel clamp or an immobilizer. Hiding your OBD port, (and pulling out it's fuse) will also force a thief to set off the thatcham if they try that route.
Manufacturers should be absolutely ashamed of themselves that they are producing such vulnerable cars and passing on the cost to the owner when their car gets stolen. Utterly disgraceful!
best way to stop your car being stolen is just remove the starter motor when its parked at home 👍
i had an evoque on order for 9 months.. 2 days before delivery i found out i couldn’t get insurance so i cancelled my order. really disappointed they never told me about this issue
Don't rely on an Apple air tags... It works via Bluetooth and only works 30 feet away from other iPhones. If you have this expensive of vehicle they have wired in systems. I have one for my truck that costs me $15 a month and wired into the 12 volt power. If power is cut, the on board battery will last months. They also have units about the size of air tags that you periodically charge up and you can place them anywhere. If you get something that transmits live location, you will need to pay something a month for the cell coverage for that unit. I had my truck stolen and the police were at the guys door in 15 min of me finding out it was stolen. Nice part of the tracker is you get their whole driving route recorded so they got him and the second vehicle on every camera he went past on his trip.
Yep, youtubers already showed this, one guy of a car demolish company out a airtag in a car, the car got to antother city in the u.k and then litterly 3 months nothing, and then ping and it was in China😂
mine worked got my car back 20 mins after
Man I keep seeing clips of this online all over you have got some massive exposure on this it seems
Nice man just ordered myself a kit online, lets go
It's quite simple - Like we used to do on older cars - (pull the coil lead), all there needs to be is a power isolator. OEMS could easily fit one, that disables power to all but essential systems. a 'Big red Key' if you will. with a concealed power switch only you know where is located. Fundamentally if anyone invents a clever entry system, then someone else will be clever and get around it. Turn the power off. Job done.
If OEMs do it, then there is documentation about it that theves can look up. You allways need to have custom disable system.
Some cars handle having their power disconnected better than other's....some don't seem to mind a bit while other's need to be reprogrammed and don't run right until it's done.
Had a car go missing after taking the coil lead off , got it back , bext took the coil off at home....still went missing.
Turns out local lads carried a few spares when robbing cars for fun.
It stopped after I caught one breaking in, and he got a battering.
I don't know how you sat next to this thief without bashing him. You're a good one Mark, thank you for showing us this terrible process.
Thanks for showing me what to use. Took me 5 seconds to find
Air tags! Yup, a gent from Canada did this as he had his second stolen from his driveway (If recall right, it was a Rover), he tracked it, informed the cops, showed them the route & a PI visit the country it ended up in & get this, the PI, took a video of the vehicle (including the VIN) on sale at a large dealership. Great right? well, with all these evidence, he even informed the local authorities which did nothing 🤯It was a Canadian company ran the story!
So close, yet so far
True protection? Pull a Mr. Bean & take the damn steering wheel with you! 🤷♂
I'm so fed up with these thieves! Especially with the police.
So people buy a car for 90k but don't even have 15k in their bank account if something in their life goes wrong? Why would you buy a car that costs 90k in the first place?
Same reason why people lose all their money on gambling...
if you have large sums of money just sat in a bank account, you're wasting money. put it in a high yield savings account. bam
fingerprint scan on the start button would be a great feature....
Another classic but useful tool is, the good old steering wheel lock. Get a sturdy one, lets see how long its going to take them to saw it off.
You can't steal a car from inside a jail cell. That's the solution.
Arabs: "They can't steal if their hands are cut off"
Can add a simple dead man’s switch which stops the vehicle starting. Will stop any vehicle being started. Cost for for the switch is under a pound then fitting.
You can get the kit to steal any vehicle for under £150 plus a laptop. So don’t know were he’s getting the £15k price tag from. The device to code a new wireless key fob is about £50 and doesn’t need a laptop.
Insurance companies are conning the public yet again, as they use any reason to put the price up. You only have to look at the history of insurance pricing to see that. The insurance companies need to be held accountable and have pricing restrictions.
An when you look at vehicle theft in the uk, most vehicles leave the uk via the ports, everyone knows this but nothing has been done to stop it. Some vehicles are broken up within the uk, but the police environmental agencies have done nothing to check or stop this.
Vehicle theft has always been a problem in the uk, but those responsible to stop it have done nothing in over 50 years. The insurance companies use it to make more money, the police do next to nothing, ports let them through or don’t check the contents of shipping containers. Vehicle manufacturers have tried to make it harder, but like with all technology there is away round it.
Yes that was baffling unless he meant he paid 15k in which case he’s just thick. Even Simon touch the company he was talking about sell it for £300, you can get the same tech from China as you said for about £150 for absolutely everything you could need and spare keys for £15 each.
i fitted a fuel pump switch to my car back in the day, car would start and then stall after 15 seconds.. super easy to install switch can be located in or outside the car your choice.
so if we secure obd port are the cars safe?
A simple switch on the key to cut the signal would suffice. Kind of like the silent switch on an iPhone.
I'm no expert but as a Software Engineer I know there's a high chance all the security and entertainment systems are outsourced. They should design in house and not allow just anyone to work on them if you get my drift. I work in banking and there's no way our business would third party any of our security out.
I'm also a software engineer in the fintech industry, and one of my hobbies is car tuning, and oh man i can tell you, there is no outsourced security, in fact, there IS NO SECURITY.
On my own car, which is a generic Opel Corsa E 1.4T, i bricked my own computer with a failed reflash attempt. Disabling immobilizer on the new used ECU was somewhat hard, my solution was a standalone ECU which plugs in into the original harness.
So, if i wanted to steal any other car which has the same engine, and thanks to GM there's many of them, all i have to do is open the hood, plug out the original ECU and plug in the standalone one - and the car starts no problem whatsoever. Total time to do that is about 2 minutes.
@@sasabarisic8864This is why I love my 1983 vehicle, no such ECU, fancy software, it doesn't even have fuel injection.
I also have a 2013 pickup truck and my wife's car is of the same year, we don't want anything newer with keyless technology, electronic parking brake etc, all crap that I can't service myself. I've never taken a vehicle to a garage for repair since I started driving back in the 80's, I don't have the money or want to start now.
Absolutely ridiculous that you are forced to insure your car, but insurers aren't forced to ensure it.
How pathetic that Range Rover sell car for GBP 100K+ that cannot be secured. Ridiculous - there should be a class action suit and a massive buy back scheme for anyone who wants their money back..
Yet another reason to not buy a JLR car! I’ve had so many issues with mine (literally driving home from the showroom!) I’ve talked four of my friends out of buying one. Absolute nightmare!!
Is the gt3 rs ur fav car now
It’s absolutely up there but the SVJ is a hard one to beat
@@MarkMcCann64fair enough
Not just keyless. My transit was stolen last Thursday it’s my property maintenance business van, so all my tools, ladders the lot were in it. Luckily I located it within 3 hours, not the police. Luckily only my ladders were taken. They stole it with something called a skeleton key, still left in ignition. I’m just thankful my tools were still there.
How did you find it??
@@crazycjk I do a lot of work in most towns around here, so I know a lot of people
@@Itssteve90 nicely done. Glad it worked out for you mate.
Small isolation switch on the fuel pump neutral leg, if an EV the main traction supply safety isolation link. Or find out which fuse is the supply for the CPU pull it out and put it in your pocket
Could he steal a Tesla ?