My next door neighbours sister-in-law went shopping to Barkingside in Essex a couple of weeks ago, parked and locked/alarmed up her 2 year old X Trail, when she returned the car had gone, and has not been seen since. I thought modern cars were almost as safe as houses, is she unlucky or are Nissans easy to steal?
Regards
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Cars are harder to steal than in the past but in no way are they unstealable. I reckon I could have a decent stab at starting my Focus without the keys based on what I've read on the net. I know how to open it without them certainly!
(It's amazing what you read on forums!)
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when she returned the car had gone, is she unlucky or are Nissans easy to steal?
Or was it towed away and is now sitting in a pound somewhere amassing a large storage fee?
I take it she's reported it missing?
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Has she located(all)the keys?
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Could her keys have been swapped?
I have heard this is becoming common, where they pinch your key, put another on your keyring, and put it back. Can she check the key against the spares visually?
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