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What Do You Do To Secure Your Car?

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TWR | 20:19 Mon 05th Jan 2015 | Motoring
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well me being so posh I've a klingon cloaking device so the little beggers can't get into the Vanquish
use the interior as a skip


if they can find the steering wheel, good luck to 'em...
(Baffled).
Perhaps aggressive was the wrong term TWR, I find your challenging manner rather smug and condescending.

I do not share the same point of view as you in motoring matters and do not appreciate the disdain you dish out to dissenters.
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Do you not use a locking Wheel Nut, Windows Etchings, O.B Cameras, Steering Locks, or is the Q too hard to answer without the need to be Clever Zac, or is it above your Intelligence.
I think mine came with wheel nuts and steering locks, etched windows and alarm so I just double click the romote and go.
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Sorry if my Post offended you Eccles, I will think twice in trying to be helpful with some of your plight for advice.
Ignore them, TWR. I'm off straight to Halfords for a locking Wheel Nut, get my Windows Etched, buy a few O.B Cameras, and a Steering Lock,

Cheers mate!
I'm off to the pub for a skinful..........once I've found my car keys.
I buy a bottom-of-the-range +2 years old - I always lock it, and try to avoid leaving it in a potentially vulnerable area. No window etching, no immobiliser, no locking wheel nuts. I never leave anything visible in the car. Never had a car stolen or broken into in over fifty years of driving (I did have a mini lock broken in what I could only assume was a failed attempt).
I put it in the garage and lock the garage.
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So it seems some bright sparks don't know how to reduce their Car Insurance, Mmmmmmm
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Tilly, It's not a hard Q is it, at least you don't think so. good on you.
Lockable wheelnuts on the alloy wheels and even though the car is a Skoda, it still has a factory fitted Thatcham Cat "A" alarm/imobiliser.
Same as Tilly, car and garage locked.
leave the piece of junk open and hope some buqqer nicks it
Not much, bloody thing won't start most winter mornings anyway (for some unfathomable reason).
Car came with locking wheel nuts, I mobiliser and alarm, so just click the fob to lock it..

I know most of you are joking about leaving it open and hoping someone will nick it but if you don't lock it, you are not insured.
TWR I thought you were going to give us some little known advice. To be honest 'lock it' was always going to be the obvious answer from 99% of us.
LOL Humbersloop I also refer to mine as a mobile skip.
I find that having a 998 cc 13 year old micra is enough of a deterrent, as I could easily run after it.

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