Mercedes Strikes Back!

Stealhead · 03-01-15, 05:29 PM

I'm guessing his goal was to get anything of value inside the car rather than steal it. As you said the real pros are pretty skilled and want the car relatively undamged.

I've worked with a person who at one point in thier life was involved in a professional car theft syndicate. The most effective method is to have a kill switch on your fuel pump this can't be quickly countered you just have to hide it well enough yet also have it still be practical.

Another highly effective method is to have a secret sequence of actions that allow the ignition to be fully activated. For example press in brake place drive in neutral, turn on a/c unit so on. That method is also used by drug runners to activate hidden compartments. Of course this only works on newer(past 15 years) vechiles and requires that it be programmed in.

03-01-15, 05:29 PM	#4
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	I'm guessing his goal was to get anything of value inside the car rather than steal it. As you said the real pros are pretty skilled and want the car relatively undamged. I've worked with a person who at one point in thier life was involved in a professional car theft syndicate. The most effective method is to have a kill switch on your fuel pump this can't be quickly countered you just have to hide it well enough yet also have it still be practical. Another highly effective method is to have a secret sequence of actions that allow the ignition to be fully activated. For example press in brake place drive in neutral, turn on a/c unit so on. That method is also used by drug runners to activate hidden compartments. Of course this only works on newer(past 15 years) vechiles and requires that it be programmed in.