That's a joke for most 7th gen owners!
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That's a joke for most 7th gen owners!
I was reading this magazine in the store today and it was talking about how hondas and acuras are the most stolen cars in america! 
they were showing pictures of civcs that were completely stripped and impounds with dozens of GSR motors just lying around! At first i was like DAMN i gotta find out were that junk yard is! But then i got to thinking! How safe is my baby when im not watching? Then i remembered, ohhh yeah i have a D17! 
I've got nothing to worry about! 
they were showing pictures of civcs that were completely stripped and impounds with dozens of GSR motors just lying around! At first i was like DAMN i gotta find out were that junk yard is! But then i got to thinking! How safe is my baby when im not watching? Then i remembered, ohhh yeah i have a D17! I've got nothing to worry about! 
They're great cars but insurance companies charge wayyyyyyyyy too much because they get stolen a lot. *sigh* 
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Originally Posted by jttegx
i wonder if the rate of stolen civics has been decreased since no one would want to jack a 2001+ civic unless they were desperate
Originally Posted by EternalBlue_Vic
Eh, a theif's gonna have to bring his own battery and OEM Battery cords if he wants to still my car. (battery's re-located to trunk w/ remote kill switch 
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Rep Power: 0 I don't know if any of you read the New York Times, but yesterday they had an article w. this link:
http://www.rfidanalysis.org/
Some people at MIT found a somewhat easy way to crack the small chips in most passenger car keys, so, should this technology be put to use and the key size not increase (to something more secure like say 128bit) I can see an increase in theft rates in the future.
http://www.rfidanalysis.org/
Some people at MIT found a somewhat easy way to crack the small chips in most passenger car keys, so, should this technology be put to use and the key size not increase (to something more secure like say 128bit) I can see an increase in theft rates in the future.
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