I had an ignition toggle switch added to my starter circuit so could turn power off.put it in less obvious spot.i had it in 2010 shelby that I had to leave on street and in parking lot for work.
This is good to hear! Is there any anti-theft device that is very effective according to consensus?
If you look on the streets of the high-end zip code where you would park the Mach 1, would it be the most expensive car parked on the block, or would it be sitting among BMW M's of various numbers, Range Rovers, and AMG Mercedes with the odd Toyota and Honda SUV here and there?
It's hard to know what to make of this comment. Assuming you are addressing the topic of this thread, care to elaborate?
In my neighborhood, which is slightly rural and upper-middle class (for SoCal, the real estate prices would put it in wealthy category in the Midwest where I come from), most cars are parked outside. The houses are so small that most people use their garages for storage, including us.
Interesting idea. So, you have an app and just instruct it to turn off lights and horn whenever you park the car, or how does it work?Usually when these cars get stolen it by people with fob spoofers. They drive by and the car that lights up is the one that gets stolen. If you have ForScan you can turn off the lights and horn so even if they have your car's FOB code they won't know it.
It does suck if you are prone to losing your car in parking lots.
I wish it was on an app.
That sounds like it might work but I'll be honest and say I doubt I would do that every time I park for the night.
