Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2002 20:48:38 -0400 From: Four Weis <mweinopsamcom> Subject: Re: what about anti-thief solutions in Saab models?
The first step in theft prevention is to own a car that no one wants to steal. The older Saabs were the least reported stolen car in the US. The strange ignition key location baffles many people, including casual thieves. The non-synchro reverse and strange first gear in the manual causes problems for many people as well. Last, but not least is the general opinion that Saab are strange looking. All of these, plus the incredible depreciation rate discourage most thieves. There is not much demand for stolen parts and a lime green 1985 900 is really easy for the Police to spot. Alvaro wrote: > I would like to know your opinion, experiences or whatever you want to say > about anti-thief solutions aplied in most Saab models (I mean radio code, > ignition-key, code-key, alarm,...) > A month ago a friend of mine got his 1 year-old Audi A 6 stolen while he was > having lunch in a restaurant of Madrid (Spain). I think that this kind of > cars shouldnĄt be easy to steal, but it seems to be quite easy to take an > Audi away and I was wondering if take a Saab is so easy. > All opinions will be apreciated. > Alvaro
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