Catalytic converter theft can happen to anyone. The precious metal in the exhaust systems of hybrids and EVs makes them especially vulnerable but thieves are generally opportunistic. If your neighbour has had his nicked, I'd certainly be thinking about upping the security. Older, low-mileage cars are also vulnerable to catalytic converter theft, but we've heard from readers with all sorts of models (and all sorts of age cars) who've had their's stolen. We don't specifically suggest any catlocks as we haven't tested any so we can't genuinely say how reliable they are — however — a quick Google should give you some sites that'll sell the right locking device. I don't believe Suzuki manufacture their own like Toyota do, but there are still devices out there that might work.

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