The Toronto police a few days ago said to just leave your car fobs out on your doorstep so criminals don't come inside your house. No joke, saw this on City TV news, what insanity.
I’ve read the key to success is to keep your fob in a RFID pouch. This prevents thugs from accessing it with radio frequency devices. I’ll keep my 1995 Mercedes with a mechanical key.
This whole theft thing is planned , they want people to own nothing, they are the ones getting these goons little jail time and also the ones helping them ship and sell vehicles across seas. It’s allowed . This isn’t happening in Saudi’s Arabia right? This isn’t beyond the scope of a country , it’s allowed
That would work, but it's a STRETCH to expect government agencies to act sensibly, and in the interest of common citizens (you know, the ones whose taxes pay their salaries and fund their organizations). I wish I knew the answer. Best I can think of is VOTE OUT the DO-NOTHING POLITICIANS.
In Toronto, the Police Services advise the population to be safe and respectful to the theives. They have recently updated their advice from leaving the key fobs close to your front door and now ask you leave the doors to your car unlocked. They ask you to keep the engine running with the Heater on since it is still colder outside. TPS asks you to leave your proof of car insurance and registration in your glove compartment. They also ask that you make sure you have a full tank of gas or full charge in an electric vehicle. TPS asks that you leave a history of the car in your glove box. To be a considerate Canadian, TPS asks you to leave a gift card worth $500 and a Tim Hortons Card on the front seat. Remember, this is a new industry, creating jobs so the government supports all the help we can give the thieves. Thank you Remember, your tax dollars are hard at work. Have a nice day
typical "woke" bs, thief justifying to make an Honest living...good old Liberal (read socialist communist ) crap.. Increase jail sentences for all...allow RCMP/police and others immediate access to transportation by rail ,truck and in containers...period removed"jurisdictional " boundaries
Spot on! We laugh to keep from crying. It's time to be angry. Note the "comprehensive measures" did not include stopping the thieves, arresting and prosecuting the thieves, jailing or deporting the thieves. As nothing is being done the crime will only amp up.
I am glad to see that you have listed the "Club". Just because it is extremely "low tech" does not mean it is ineffective against most car thefts. The "Club" is an add-on highly visible protective device that will discourage a number of individuals from trying to steal your car. There is no device nor method that is 100% perfect against a car being stolen if the thief has the means, motive and opportunity to do so. I bought the "Club" in 1996 after witnessing a classmate's car being stolen. So far none of my cars have been stolen since using the "Club". Another, even better, method I saw being used to deter car theft was the removal of the steeling wheel. This method will overcome nearly all attempts by car thieves. What thief is going to carry a steering wheel of the car he wishes to steal?
Who was the put on their steering wheel every time they have to drive their car? That can't be easy to remove especially on these new cars with all those computer technology! My steering wheel moves up and down as I get in and out the car there's no way I would be able to remove the steering wheel every time I would want to get out the car.. This is sad that we have to even have this conversation...
The single best thing auto makers can do is to let owners turn off the hands free operation for the door locks. In other words, you would have to use the buttons on the remote to remotely unlock the vehicle. Some already offer that, but all should have that option. It's not foolproof, someone could intercept the signal if they were nearby when you push the button, but it would still be a big improvement over the hands free system.
I'd NEVER purchase a car that requires the fob button to be pushed to unlock it. I recently rented a vehicle that had that requirement along with an ignition to insert the key. No way! It's a pain having that requirement after not doing that for 10 years. Some newer vehicles have motion detection key fobs so they stop sending signals shortly after they stop moving.
@@joshm3342, I believe it was in 2022 when Toyota started having motion detection key fobs. They stop sending signals a few minutes after movement stops.
Unfortunately in many big cities with high crime rates, when an arrest is made, the court systems will usually treat an auto theft arrest as the equivalent of a shoplifter. Nothing more than probation or a slap on the wrist especially in the case of a juvenile. If restitution is ordered, more than likely the victim whose vehicle was damaged will likely never see a dime from the thief. Absolutely nothing to deter the criminal from going out and stealing again.
Yes, I have a brand-new vehicle. And yes I have and am doing things to preserve my ownership of said vehicle. I live in the 'stolen vehicle centre' just northwest of TO.
There's a reason the Ford SuperDuty gets stolen so often. The owner's of those things leave the diesel models idling rather than shutting them down. I've seen at least four stolen because of it. Owner pulls into lot, gets out leaving it running and goes in store. Different person walks up, climbs in and drives away.
On different Lexus forums, British Lexus RX 4th gen owners report that Lexus shops offer installation of a plate that protects against CANBUS hijacking in the sense of making it more difficult to access the system. Do you know if Lexus in North America also offer this plate installation? If not, could you find out why? Looking at getting a used RX and I’m trying to understand what to expect.
I just spent some time trying to google that, but the only thing I came up with were LOTS of articles from the UK on the accessibility of such blockers. Most came from 2022 and about half of them were about the blockers being on back order. I have not contacted my local Toyota/Lexus dealer on this. Nothing personal but, because I do not own a Lexus, I am not really interested in this. Good luck...
NEVER install an alarm that uses the car fob. ALWAYS use a different fob, this way when they clone your fob and they open the door, Hell breaks out and they will take off.
@@davidbeckenbaugh9598People in the area may not pay attention to the alarm but the thieves will surely don’t want to drive away in a car while the alarm is blaring.
@@SwordFishRiver But alarms are wired into the ignition. Once the car is started, the alarm goes off. And, since they are spoofing the key and shutting down the alarm before the car is even touched......... It kind of makes modern car alarms quite useless. Technology is ahead of the alarm systems.
If cars are being stolen like that in Canada and it's a jurisdiction thing then they need new people in charge of the government. What government would let something like that; fly. start handing out some real prison sentences.
Many of the auto thieves are former servicemen from the dealerships. They are experts about the car lock mechanism and system. And Lexus RX are produced in GTA areas.
Crazy how a $30K vehicle turns into a $50K vehicle at the "stealership". They tried this crap at every dealerships I went to when I bought a car last year but I just kept saying no and/or walking out the door. Eventually I was able to get a great car at a great price as they had to give up on all the extra BS they tried to "extort" from me.
A Costco membership is only $60 per year. Some vehicles are not available through Costco, but the majority are. We just bought a 2024 Camry Hybrid. Dealer markup at ALL dealers was $7,000 over MSRP. So it was about $37,000 for a LE without any options Through Costco, we got ours for $30640 and saved the $7,000 mark up.
In South Africa we have Tracker and other companies with a tracking device in the car. If it gets stolen the private company recovers the vehicle 90 percent of the time, I am not sure but I would have thought Canada have similar services.
I bought a new Crosstrek 6-speed. When a friend had to take a road test to reinstate her long-lapsed license, the license examiner claimed never to have seen a manual transmission, that she didn't know manuals exist. I had a friend, now passed away, who regularly left the keys in his three-on-the-tree Dodge Aspen. Of course, my Studebaker Commander had the starter button hidden under the clutch pedal.
I just bought a 2004 CRV . The issue that I am concern is installing IGLA anti theft system. I am worry the warranty that the dealership would not recognize after I installed any of the anti theft system. Can someone give me a suggestion.
When I was in college back in the 80’s it was known that the Valley Stream Mall on LI was notorious for car theft. All these rich LI’ers would park their car and leave the keys in the car. Eventually the cops figured out what was going on. I had a friend who had a Toyota Supra. He used to joke that when he did not want it anymore he was going to park it in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, leave it running, wrap it in a bow and put a sign on it that said “ Happy Birthday Leon”😅
How about Canada getting serious about jailing the vehicle thieves? No more catch-and-release. Get caught with a firearm or knife stealing a vehicle, no bail sit in jail till trial and a mandatory 5-year sentence. Break into a person's house to get the car keys again no bail mandatory 5 years in jail. Second offence higher jail time.Same thing for carjacking. Now the thieves if caught one day out on bail the next day and they go back to stealing cars. Canada is soft on crime and the thieves know it.
IGLA is expensive but effective. There is a learning curve as well. A simple TH-cam search will reveal a shop that installs the IGLA system in Toronto and has been profiled on Canadian TV.
Add my 2020 GMC Sierra SLT. It was stolen today at 2:40 am according to my OnStar text message. I thought GMC was safe till today in Los Angeles.. At least no one was hurt so there's always good even bad unexpected situations happens.
You would think that with the modern technology that auto manufacturers have car makers could develop automobile that cannot be stolen, if stolen can be track in real time.
@@bevhoney-b2184 : I don't get what surprises you here. The fact that people with money know how to track their assets or the fact that nobody cares you exist?
Generally like your videos but, your timing on showing the odb block vs.lock is somewhat confusing. It would be helpful to have links or specific product choices to directly buy the diy product (in this case the odb lock item). Looking for a reputable product online is a pain.
My daily driver is a 21 year old Buick & my truck is a 27 year old Dodge 3/4 ton 4X4. I doubt that since I live in Alberta in a county that has a population density of .6 persons per square km, & that my nearest neighbor is 3 miles away, that neither of my vehicles are likely to be stolen.
I would assume so as well. Luckily my car is one of the least stolen. MX-5’s are just not expensive enough (car or parts), most are manual so thieves don’t seem to even bother to check, and are just uncommon enough to be something that stands out. They are also fairly easy to mod and a lot have annoying things like fuel pump bypass switches in the oddest places.
As long as organized crime operations can keep recruiting disaffected youth under 18 to do their groundwork these government measures will do absolutely nothing to stop the theft problem.
I would strongly recommend getting a Tesla, which are almost impossible to steal, especially if you set a PIN number. The only option for stealing the car would be then to use a forklift !!!
Auto theft is a huge problem since the pandemic, and insurance premiums put new car ownership out of reach for some people. An OBD lock is a great suggestion, but soon all autos in America will have kill switches as per the Infrastructure Bill. However, if you live in New York City, you might be better off renting for out-of-town trips.
Well, of course there's a lot of vehicles that get stolen in Canada because their prime minister is telling residents to make it easier for the thieves and just leave your car keys by your front door! We heard about that here in Florida! I couldn't stop laughing! Makes me appreciate where I live even more! I'll keep my rights to defend myself, others, and property with no charges and also my second amendment rights!
I have a 2000 Camry wish 454k miles on her. Since I've owned the car ( 10/99) There have been fix known serious attempts to steal my car including once from a Valley who was actually carjacked. Down here in Miami I actually have a secret carjacking switch on the car where where if anyone tries to carjack the vehicle by simply activating the switch the fuel pump will shut down in approximately 3 minutes giving me a chance to get to safety. Older Honda and toyotas are are big business for the chop shops down here because the car's last so long and parts can be pretty expensive. I also had Hurricane film put on all glass but the windshield which I'm sure has contributed to the car not getting grabbed is easily.
I did NOT hear the Canadians planning to do the most obvious thing: CHECK WHAT'S BEING LOADED ONTO SHIPS. Hard to feel sorry when such stupidity prevails.
Banning hacking devices is literally impossible since they're easy to make from parts (crooks can just pay others to make them), and they are often necessary for general troubleshooting and IT work... so it's like trying yo ban wrenches... not a good move. And investing in a failed project is just throwing money down the drain. Bail reform and giving the police orders to stop criminals rather than hand out as many tickets as possible on the other hand, those would put a dent in it.
I don’t drive manuals, but it’s not that hard to learn and swipe a car. I can get them into first and shift up to speed. Yes I’m slow on the gear changes but it’s not my car I’m driving.
Be careful not to group all cars (various versions/options) within a timeframe. My Hyundai was one of the included years, but it’s not the version involved (they were going after keyed ones, not push start). Also…some have had engine issues, the engine on my 2016 is also not one of the included issues. Touted mechanic channels on YT have also over generalized and not provided appropriate details. When you generalize, everyone just assumes all versions were involved during that time frame instead of researching things for themselves. I just really hate when people generalize. It does no good for consumers that have the cars and consumers looking to buy the cars. You need to be more specific. There are so many versions of each in each year. Also, any social influencer needs to be jailed when they promote crime. The more time goes on, the more evil people seem to get. I’m always grateful for the handful of good ones still around.
I wish they would go back to chipped keys. I think they are more secure than the damn wireless key fobs that most are using today. I don' have a fob with either of my cars. Crooks can use devices to pick up the frequency when you are using your fob to duplicate it and steal your car later on. How many of these vehicles are stolen because someone was warming their car up in their driveway?
They use a scan device to read the code being sent by the fob/key. They have a hard time doing that if you keep the key in a faraday pouch. If you don't, they pull up to your driveway, pull out a device with an antenna on it, read your code, program it into their phone, and use the phone to open and start your car. Watch this from Canada CBC... th-cam.com/video/vIrqKRIUCiE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CBCNews
You are not exactly correct on the issue of "warranty voiding" Automakers have been trying to DENY repairs to vehicles for DECADES with the claim the aftermarket product is the cause. When in fact it is not the aftermarket product that was installed by a reputable or licensed shop. I've personally proven dealership service departments WRONG many many many times in the past. And ANY reputable shop will prove that what they Installed is not the cause of the vehicle fault. And if it WAS the cause of the vehicle fault they will take care of it. But dealers can NOT just void your warranty. They can try though and they will try
they tried stealing my Q50 this sunday night i dont blame them i have a nice car im not surprised its second on the list i got lucky they failed but i had 2 get my window fixed n keys reprogrammed
WHAT THE HELL! You can take your racist, nationalist thinking to Fox News. You probably think that all criminals have brown skin and don't speak English.
Bullseye on my brothers street some Pakistani woman who doesn't work is the brains behind all the car and trucks thefts. The city is still 90 percent white. She stakes out the entire street daily.
In Canada it’s wrong to leave your keys out you are liable in 2018 but in 2024 you must leave them out. What’s it like to be Canadian? Bad I guess. If you say that will you get arrested. Is Canada a real nation? Do people up there have free will?
It's very easy if the manufacturer just disable the ecu making cars duds when they get stolen. Because right now cars and car manufacturers are collecting huge data and selling them.
Americans should be blaming their Federal Government for the ease at which cars are stolen in their country. The Australian government made it compulsory for all new and used vehicles to be fitted with immobilisers at a minimum about 30 years ago. Since this law came into place all new cars came factory fitted with a fully integrated alarm/immobiliser and all used cars fitted with at least a high level immobiliser. No matter what system is fitted to a car there are thieves who will steal what they desire by using tow trucks and by other means.
Comprehensive measures by Canadian gov't = throw citizen tax $ to amend/study but don't act to stop the theft and jail or deport the thieves. As police do nothing the crimes escalate.
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A stolen Range Rover/ Land Rover makes for one happy former owner.
Isn’t that the truth
I was thinking that myself. It's probably an inside job!!
These money pit luxury cars getting stolen left a string of very happy owners. 🤔
I agree with @AvengerAngel : For Range/Land owners especially, you are better off if they get stolen. Most Unreliable and expensive cars
In the UK people cannot insure their Land Rovers the theft has risen so high, making them practically worthless,
The Toronto police a few days ago said to just leave your car fobs out on your doorstep so criminals don't come inside your house. No joke, saw this on City TV news, what insanity.
What insanity indeed! Mind as well leave cash and your credit cards outside the door. What jokers the police are.
I’ve read the key to success is to keep your fob in a RFID pouch. This prevents thugs from accessing it with radio frequency devices.
I’ll keep my 1995 Mercedes with a mechanical key.
Stoppp jokingg!!!
Are you sure you weren't watching a Police Academy movie?
This whole theft thing is planned , they want people to own nothing, they are the ones getting these goons little jail time and also the ones helping them ship and sell vehicles across seas. It’s allowed . This isn’t happening in Saudi’s Arabia right? This isn’t beyond the scope of a country , it’s allowed
My car is thief proof, it's stick shift with a kill switch. Side note: I'm the switch.
If the USA and Canadian governments would make it mandatory for auto thieves to serve a 10 year sentence, less cars would be stolen
That would work, but it's a STRETCH to expect government agencies to act sensibly, and in the interest of common citizens (you know, the ones whose taxes pay their salaries and fund their organizations). I wish I knew the answer. Best I can think of is VOTE OUT the DO-NOTHING POLITICIANS.
@@joshm3342 WE the PEOPLE Agree
Unfortunately that qualifies them to serve in govt agencies.
Spend millions to house someone for stealing a $15k Kia. Seems like brilliant use of taxpayer dollars
What do you base this on? Do you know of evidence that mandatory minimums lower crime?
So glad to finally find a Canadian talking about cars. I just subscribed.
In Toronto, the Police Services advise the population to be safe and respectful to the theives. They have recently updated their advice from leaving the key fobs close to your front door and now ask you leave the doors to your car unlocked. They ask you to keep the engine running with the Heater on since it is still colder outside.
TPS asks you to leave your proof of car insurance and registration in your glove compartment. They also ask that you make sure you have a full tank of gas or full charge in an electric vehicle.
TPS asks that you leave a history of the car in your glove box.
To be a considerate Canadian, TPS asks you to leave a gift card worth $500 and a Tim Hortons Card on the front seat.
Remember, this is a new industry, creating jobs so the government supports all the help we can give the thieves.
Thank you
Remember, your tax dollars are hard at work.
Have a nice day
typical "woke" bs, thief justifying to make an Honest living...good old Liberal (read socialist communist ) crap.. Increase jail sentences for all...allow RCMP/police and others immediate access to transportation by rail ,truck and in containers...period removed"jurisdictional " boundaries
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 The $500 gift card was a nice touch! 😅😅😅😅
@@bevhoney-b2184Thank you
Spot on! We laugh to keep from crying. It's time to be angry. Note the "comprehensive measures" did not include stopping the thieves, arresting and prosecuting the thieves, jailing or deporting the thieves. As nothing is being done the crime will only amp up.
Thanks Shari! That was an excellent summary of most stolen cars in North America along with preventive actions and solutions you suggested.
Ford super duty
Kia rio
Kia forte
Bmw m5
Honda crv
Dodge challenger
Dodge charger (hellcat)
Thanks!
Kia Sportage
Range Rover
Infiniti Q50
Hemi and Hellcat
Every trim of the dodges get stolen
To be fair most Range Rover owners are happy their vehicles were stolen.
I am glad to see that you have listed the "Club". Just because it is extremely "low tech" does not mean it is ineffective against most car thefts. The "Club" is an add-on highly visible protective device that will discourage a number of individuals from trying to steal your car. There is no device nor method that is 100% perfect against a car being stolen if the thief has the means, motive and opportunity to do so. I bought the "Club" in 1996 after witnessing a classmate's car being stolen. So far none of my cars have been stolen since using the "Club". Another, even better, method I saw being used to deter car theft was the removal of the steeling wheel. This method will overcome nearly all attempts by car thieves. What thief is going to carry a steering wheel of the car he wishes to steal?
I've used a Club for many years. Having an old car is also very effective..!!
You guys are using which club brand? I'm trying to find one more stronger but I gave up after reading some reviews.
Who was the put on their steering wheel every time they have to drive their car? That can't be easy to remove especially on these new cars with all those computer technology! My steering wheel moves up and down as I get in and out the car there's no way I would be able to remove the steering wheel every time I would want to get out the car.. This is sad that we have to even have this conversation...
The single best thing auto makers can do is to let owners turn off the hands free operation for the door locks. In other words, you would have to use the buttons on the remote to remotely unlock the vehicle. Some already offer that, but all should have that option. It's not foolproof, someone could intercept the signal if they were nearby when you push the button, but it would still be a big improvement over the hands free system.
Please tell us which automakers offer this option. Toyota Camry 2021 has a way to turn it off, but you need to do it each time you lock the car.
The keyless entry is the most useless feature ever
I'd NEVER purchase a car that requires the fob button to be pushed to unlock it. I recently rented a vehicle that had that requirement along with an ignition to insert the key. No way! It's a pain having that requirement after not doing that for 10 years. Some newer vehicles have motion detection key fobs so they stop sending signals shortly after they stop moving.
@@joshm3342, I believe it was in 2022 when Toyota started having motion detection key fobs. They stop sending signals a few minutes after movement stops.
Unfortunately in many big cities with high crime rates, when an arrest is made, the court systems will usually treat an auto theft arrest as the equivalent of a shoplifter. Nothing more than probation or a slap on the wrist especially in the case of a juvenile. If restitution is ordered, more than likely the victim whose vehicle was damaged will likely never see a dime from the thief. Absolutely nothing to deter the criminal from going out and stealing again.
Yes, I have a brand-new vehicle.
And yes I have and am doing things to preserve my ownership of said vehicle.
I live in the 'stolen vehicle centre' just northwest of TO.
I drive Ford Crown Vics. I started driving old ones long before they stopped making new ones.
There's a reason the Ford SuperDuty gets stolen so often. The owner's of those things leave the diesel models idling rather than shutting them down. I've seen at least four stolen because of it. Owner pulls into lot, gets out leaving it running and goes in store. Different person walks up, climbs in and drives away.
All these manufacturers would have to do is add a "startup sequence" of sorts, that is customized by the owner that has to be input prior to starting
On different Lexus forums, British Lexus RX 4th gen owners report that Lexus shops offer installation of a plate that protects against CANBUS hijacking in the sense of making it more difficult to access the system. Do you know if Lexus in North America also offer this plate installation? If not, could you find out why? Looking at getting a used RX and I’m trying to understand what to expect.
I just spent some time trying to google that, but the only thing I came up with were LOTS of articles from the UK on the accessibility of such blockers. Most came from 2022 and about half of them were about the blockers being on back order. I have not contacted my local Toyota/Lexus dealer on this. Nothing personal but, because I do not own a Lexus, I am not really interested in this. Good luck...
NEVER install an alarm that uses the car fob. ALWAYS use a different fob, this way when they clone your fob and they open the door, Hell breaks out and they will take off.
Car alarms are so frequent in my neighborhood that people just ignore them. So they are useless.
@@davidbeckenbaugh9598People in the area may not pay attention to the alarm but the thieves will surely don’t want to drive away in a car while the alarm is blaring.
@@SwordFishRiver But alarms are wired into the ignition. Once the car is started, the alarm goes off. And, since they are spoofing the key and shutting down the alarm before the car is even touched......... It kind of makes modern car alarms quite useless. Technology is ahead of the alarm systems.
If cars are being stolen like that in Canada and it's a jurisdiction thing then they need new people in charge of the government. What government would let something like that; fly. start handing out some real prison sentences.
One quarter of the people who live on Elm Street in Stouffville Ontario got their cars and trucks stolen.
Lol, we have literally the worst govt on earth rn. Google it. It’s a thing.
Canada is a FORSAKEN shithole
Many of the auto thieves are former servicemen from the dealerships. They are experts about the car lock mechanism and system. And Lexus RX are produced in GTA areas.
Crazy how a $30K vehicle turns into a $50K vehicle at the "stealership". They tried this crap at every dealerships I went to when I bought a car last year but I just kept saying no and/or walking out the door. Eventually I was able to get a great car at a great price as they had to give up on all the extra BS they tried to "extort" from me.
Always buy with your head not your heart
A Costco membership is only $60 per year. Some vehicles are not available through Costco, but the majority are. We just bought a 2024 Camry Hybrid. Dealer markup at ALL dealers was $7,000 over MSRP. So it was about $37,000 for a LE without any options Through Costco, we got ours for $30640 and saved the $7,000 mark up.
@@davidbeckenbaugh9598 Hmm, interesting. I never knew you could buy a car through Costco
Kias response to anti theft protection for me, was sending me a club lock. This is no joke.
Thank you for not dragging it out…
This video was so extremely helpful. Thank you!
In South Africa we have Tracker and other companies with a tracking device in the car. If it gets stolen the private company recovers the vehicle 90 percent of the time, I am not sure but I would have thought Canada have similar services.
Well, it goes to South Africa quicker than it can be recovered by police 😂
Maybe some of these vehicles are “ the easiest to steal “
I bought a new Crosstrek 6-speed.
When a friend had to take a road test to reinstate her long-lapsed license, the license examiner claimed never to have seen a manual transmission, that she didn't know manuals exist.
I had a friend, now passed away, who regularly left the keys in his three-on-the-tree Dodge Aspen.
Of course, my Studebaker Commander had the starter button hidden under the clutch pedal.
I just bought a 2004 CRV . The issue that I am concern is installing IGLA anti theft system. I am worry the warranty that the dealership would not recognize after I installed any of the anti theft system. Can someone give me a suggestion.
Obd port locks are useless. They can jack into the canbus in all sorts of OTHER places. Such as the headlights on lexus
I'm glad Subaru didn't make this list.
When I was in college back in the 80’s it was known that the Valley Stream Mall on LI was notorious for car theft. All these rich LI’ers would park their car and leave the keys in the car. Eventually the cops figured out what was going on.
I had a friend who had a Toyota Supra. He used to joke that when he did not want it anymore he was going to park it in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, leave it running, wrap it in a bow and put a sign on it that said “ Happy Birthday Leon”😅
How about Canada getting serious about jailing the vehicle thieves? No more catch-and-release. Get caught with a firearm or knife stealing a vehicle, no bail sit in jail till trial and a mandatory 5-year sentence. Break into a person's house to get the car keys again no bail mandatory 5 years in jail. Second offence higher jail time.Same thing for carjacking. Now the thieves if caught one day out on bail the next day and they go back to stealing cars. Canada is soft on crime and the thieves know it.
The problem is jurisdiction. Once that is solved, then they can bust them.
IGLA is expensive but effective. There is a learning curve as well. A simple TH-cam search will reveal a shop that installs the IGLA system in Toronto and has been profiled on Canadian TV.
Do you think it is still cover by the warranty after I installed the anti theft system?
Doesn’t stop them from ripping your car apart or putting it in neutral and pushing it away
Add my 2020 GMC Sierra SLT. It was stolen today at 2:40 am according to my OnStar text message. I thought GMC was safe till today in Los Angeles.. At least no one was hurt so there's always good even bad unexpected situations happens.
Great video….thank you…✅
Bla, Bla, Bla, nothing will be done except outrageous insurance policy fee's. Get ready to pay more than you can afford.
Everyone I know is paying $350-600 a month for insurance. They sureee are getting those “record profits” 🙄
You would think that with the modern technology that auto manufacturers have car makers could develop automobile that cannot be stolen, if stolen can be track in real time.
They can, Tesla and many high end electric cars can be tracked and shut off.
But the video shows the Canadian authorities WON'T ACT ON THE TRACKING INFO.
If you owe a lien on it to a lender oh they know how to find that car! But if it gets stolen they don't know nothing about it!
@@bevhoney-b2184 : I don't get what surprises you here. The fact that people with money know how to track their assets or the fact that nobody cares you exist?
@@leos3003 😂 😂 so true!
My neighbour got renewal for his 2023 rx 350h. 1600 goes to 3500 cad. Likely has sometning to do with the fact that his 2021 rx 350 was stolen.
Generally like your videos but, your timing on showing the odb block vs.lock is somewhat confusing. It would be helpful to have links or specific product choices to directly buy the diy product (in this case the odb lock item). Looking for a reputable product online is a pain.
Me looking at this as the do not buy list
My daily driver is a 21 year old Buick & my truck is a 27 year old Dodge 3/4 ton 4X4. I doubt that since I live in Alberta in a county that has a population density of .6 persons per square km, & that my nearest neighbor is 3 miles away, that neither of my vehicles are likely to be stolen.
I have a 2003 Buick Le Sabre and it is a treasure. The 3800 V6 is practically bulletproof. Be careful, sir. Take care.
My last 3 vehicles were all in the top 10 in most thefts. They were all manuals. I live in Toronto. No one's tried to steal my cars lol.
Vehicles that have manual transmission are less likely to be stolen.😊
Ooops, I asked this question before reading this. I always hoped I was safer driving a manual.
I hear that tow trucks don't discriminate.
@@joshm3342 🤣
What's with the Kia's car thieves are stealing in the US; they're willing to go to jail for those crappy cars? Weird.
Is there a measurable difference in theft between hybrid and non-hybrid? The Toyota Highlander , for example, same vehicle different powerplant.
Are manual transmissions less likely to get stolen than automatic ones? I've always assumed so because fewer people know how to drive them.
I would assume so as well. Luckily my car is one of the least stolen. MX-5’s are just not expensive enough (car or parts), most are manual so thieves don’t seem to even bother to check, and are just uncommon enough to be something that stands out. They are also fairly easy to mod and a lot have annoying things like fuel pump bypass switches in the oddest places.
Dodge parts tend to be cheap and they still get stolen, even their v6 cars
As long as organized crime operations can keep recruiting disaffected youth under 18 to do their groundwork these government measures will do absolutely nothing to stop the theft problem.
I would strongly recommend getting a Tesla, which are almost impossible to steal, especially if you set a PIN number.
The only option for stealing the car would be then to use a forklift !!!
Put a chain around steering column and brake pedal with a bicycle style lock Car can be towed but will work most times
Our security cameras showed they only took 38 seconds to take that off with a battery powered cut off wheel.
Insurance companies taking note....
My dad to this day still uses The Club on his F150 😂
I Use one on my Rav 4. I've owned the same Club since 98
@@mikej238I use the Club on my 2023 Hyundai Venue even though it has the anti theft system.
One of the best anti-theft strategy is to park your car in your garage at all times.
What if you have three cars and just a one-car garage?
@@oleglishchenko4922 park the most valuable/stolen car in the garage and sell the other two cars if need be.
I have one vehicle and no garage.
But what if you don’t have a garage?
@@oleglishchenko4922 park your most expensive/desirable/stolen car in the garage.
Auto theft is a huge problem since the pandemic, and insurance premiums put new car ownership out of reach for some people. An OBD lock is a great suggestion, but soon all autos in America will have kill switches as per the Infrastructure Bill. However, if you live in New York City, you might be better off renting for out-of-town trips.
Just bought a 2024 sonata. Better priced and equipped, but also much cheaper on insurance. Got quotes to compare, 500 $ +- less premium per year...
I just knew it was going to be the charger 🤣
I guess that's why Stellantis discontinued the Charger. And the Challenger. In fact, there is no Dodge anymore.
@@geraldscott4302 the charger is still going to going to exist. They're actually making an all electric charger
@@ceciliacarrillo6923 And they might actually sell two or three of them.
I disable my smart key whenever I exit the car, I park in the garage. When no garage I use a Club.
Apparently, car thieves have poor taste in cars.
Not where my brother lives they only steal cars and trucks worth more than 100 thousand dollars apiece.
Well, of course there's a lot of vehicles that get stolen in Canada because their prime minister is telling residents to make it easier for the thieves and just leave your car keys by your front door! We heard about that here in Florida! I couldn't stop laughing! Makes me appreciate where I live even more! I'll keep my rights to defend myself, others, and property with no charges and also my second amendment rights!
Canadians are so polite...or something.
Can you also make a list of 'least' stolen vehicles in Canada?
Tesla
I have a 2000 Camry wish 454k miles on her. Since I've owned the car ( 10/99) There have been fix known serious attempts to steal my car including once from a Valley who was actually carjacked. Down here in Miami I actually have a secret carjacking switch on the car where where if anyone tries to carjack the vehicle by simply activating the switch the fuel pump will shut down in approximately 3 minutes giving me a chance to get to safety. Older Honda and toyotas are are big business for the chop shops down here because the car's last so long and parts can be pretty expensive. I also had Hurricane film put on all glass but the windshield which I'm sure has contributed to the car not getting grabbed is easily.
Club 3000 Twin Hooks steering wheel lock = only $70 at your local Canadian Tire store.
I did NOT hear the Canadians planning to do the most obvious thing: CHECK WHAT'S BEING LOADED ONTO SHIPS. Hard to feel sorry when such stupidity prevails.
Any idea on how much to purchase and install this IGLA device in Canada?
$1200+tax
Banning hacking devices is literally impossible since they're easy to make from parts (crooks can just pay others to make them), and they are often necessary for general troubleshooting and IT work... so it's like trying yo ban wrenches... not a good move. And investing in a failed project is just throwing money down the drain. Bail reform and giving the police orders to stop criminals rather than hand out as many tickets as possible on the other hand, those would put a dent in it.
Got my 2021 RAM 1500 Sport stolen in April 2023.
The charger was obvious XD
Should people be arming themselves? I heard of stories of gangs of criminals breaking in to houses to get access to the keys
Why? So they can steal your gun as well?
Sounds like the government's getting a cut imagine what the insurance companies are thinking
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Even the car dealerships get their cars stolen off the lots, the police are useless, can't put the two and two together to patrol the ports. Smh
Buy yourself a Chrysler Pacifica they wont steal those & before you knock it look at the Cabin/storage space. These are being used more by Taxis.
To save time and money, thieves should just set camp in Alliston Ontario. They can just still the CR-V and Civics as come off the assembly line.
In Syracuse New York Kias and Hyundais are being stolen almost every day.
Yup, I can confirm. As some who lives in that area, there's a couple stories on the news each week about yet another Kia or Hyundai being stolen...
The City allows it. You can’t have this much theft without it being allowed .
@@heythere6983 That's ridiculous.
If auto makers maker more manuals, no one COULD steal them.
No one would buy them either lmao
That’s why I am still driving my Miata for 20 years and it’s still in top shape!
Don't judge the whole world by your standards. Most people in Romania know how to drive manuals.
Generalizing is stupid.
I don’t drive manuals, but it’s not that hard to learn and swipe a car. I can get them into first and shift up to speed. Yes I’m slow on the gear changes but it’s not my car I’m driving.
I thought you were talking about owner manuals and not manual transmissions. Funny, maybe were talking manual windows and door locks.
Be careful not to group all cars (various versions/options) within a timeframe. My Hyundai was one of the included years, but it’s not the version involved (they were going after keyed ones, not push start). Also…some have had engine issues, the engine on my 2016 is also not one of the included issues. Touted mechanic channels on YT have also over generalized and not provided appropriate details. When you generalize, everyone just assumes all versions were involved during that time frame instead of researching things for themselves. I just really hate when people generalize. It does no good for consumers that have the cars and consumers looking to buy the cars. You need to be more specific. There are so many versions of each in each year.
Also, any social influencer needs to be jailed when they promote crime. The more time goes on, the more evil people seem to get. I’m always grateful for the handful of good ones still around.
Typical. The only time when a government is moved to action on an issue is when it happens to one of the government officials themselves. 🙄
I wish they would go back to chipped keys. I think they are more secure than the damn wireless key fobs that most are using today. I don' have a fob with either of my cars. Crooks can use devices to pick up the frequency when you are using your fob to duplicate it and steal your car later on. How many of these vehicles are stolen because someone was warming their car up in their driveway?
Our police chief recommended we make it easier for thieves to steal by leaving car keys at the door.
My 11- and 13-year old cars are safe😂
My 13 year old car was stolen this morning
@@hazeljust7001 Wow, what kind of car that was?
@@oleglishchenko4922 a kia soul :( I actually really enjoyed that car too
Got my Kia forte stolen yesterday 😓it was my first car
The Kia Boys they call them
@@whoshotya117 yesss hate them
How do thieves continue stealing cars with chipped key fobs?
They use a scan device to read the code being sent by the fob/key. They have a hard time doing that if you keep the key in a faraday pouch. If you don't, they pull up to your driveway, pull out a device with an antenna on it, read your code, program it into their phone, and use the phone to open and start your car. Watch this from Canada CBC... th-cam.com/video/vIrqKRIUCiE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CBCNews
My god. Range Rovers are such piles of junk.
When you didn't a garage then why buying these luxury vehicles... are these people high or am I smoking 🚬 something different ?
OBD port lock?
It is the same as a locker lock.. 🔒 but goes over obd connection so the thief can’t connect his computer to your car.
You are not exactly correct on the issue of "warranty voiding"
Automakers have been trying to DENY repairs to vehicles for DECADES with the claim the aftermarket product is the cause. When in fact it is not the aftermarket product that was installed by a reputable or licensed shop.
I've personally proven dealership service departments WRONG many many many times in the past. And ANY reputable shop will prove that what they Installed is not the cause of the vehicle fault. And if it WAS the cause of the vehicle fault they will take care of it. But dealers can NOT just void your warranty. They can try though and they will try
Don't port officials check each car?
they tried stealing my Q50 this sunday night i dont blame them i have a nice car im not surprised its second on the list i got lucky they failed but i had 2 get my window fixed n keys reprogrammed
Are thesenhigh Canadian gang crime numbers associated with sky high migration numbers as of late?
WHAT THE HELL! You can take your racist, nationalist thinking to Fox News. You probably think that all criminals have brown skin and don't speak English.
@@jaimieconroy36no plenty of white criminals from the 🇺🇦. Now go watch the CBC
Bullseye on my brothers street some Pakistani woman who doesn't work is the brains behind all the car and trucks thefts. The city is still 90 percent white. She stakes out the entire street daily.
Good to know that mazdas is not one of them.
In Canada it’s wrong to leave your keys out you are liable in 2018 but in 2024 you must leave them out.
What’s it like to be Canadian? Bad I guess. If you say that will you get arrested. Is Canada a real nation? Do people up there have free will?
Our laws in canada for thieft is lenient when caught they are out in weeks
Get a Prius. Problem solved.
Watch your CAT!!
I guess the special keys only work for honest people.
It's very easy if the manufacturer just disable the ecu making cars duds when they get stolen. Because right now cars and car manufacturers are collecting huge data and selling them.
Our government is the largest organized crime! 😂😂😂
Americans should be blaming their Federal Government for the ease at which cars are stolen in their country. The Australian government made it compulsory for all new and used vehicles to be fitted with immobilisers at a minimum about 30 years ago. Since this law came into place all new cars came factory fitted with a fully integrated alarm/immobiliser and all used cars fitted with at least a high level immobiliser. No matter what system is fitted to a car there are thieves who will steal what they desire by using tow trucks and by other means.
Then why do it?
Someone tried to steal my 2014 Kia Forte but got foiled by the stick shift.
Comprehensive measures by Canadian gov't = throw citizen tax $ to amend/study but don't act to stop the theft and jail or deport the thieves. As police do nothing the crimes escalate.
Here in Britain Range Rover
Who would steal a Kia vehicle🤣... Only because they have no theft deterrent system...