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Originally Posted by Winsor_Pilates
With technology these days, Im surprised high end cars aren't easily trackable and have remote ways to disable them if stolen.
There really shouldn't be a market for stealing cars like this.
How hard would it be for Range Rover to insert a GPS tracker into every vehicle and send this data to police as soon as a theft happens like this?
I can watch my uber eats order bring me a burrito but police can't follow a stolen vehicle worth hundreds of thousands?
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I think most cars are pretty easily trackable now. My 2022 M3 I could just open my app on my phone and see exactly where the car was at any time. Not sure how easy that would be for someone to disable, but it was super easy to track. I think if you paid to unlock the rest of the apps features you could start and stop it remotely as well.
I'd think it would be pretty easy to track down any sort of high end vehicle this way now, unless like I said it's easy to disable?