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> It’s long fixed, and only a tiny set of cars (only high-end models with keyless entry) were even affected at all. Some of the models on the list feature neit
by mmarx 11y ago
> It’s long fixed, and only a tiny set of cars (only high-end models with keyless entry) were even affected at all.
Some of the models on the list feature neither keyless entry, nor are high-end (the Audi A2, for example). While the Audi S2 may be considered high-end, it certainly wasn't available with keyless entry, and I wouldn't be suprised if the Audi 80/90 (which the S2 is based on) were affected, too.
- kuschku 11y agoWell, that’s nice – you have a car where you now disabled the immobilizer, but you’ll still need at least large tools and half an hour to break the steering wheel lock and the other stopping mechanisms. Especially in cars without keyless entry the immobilizer is only one of dozens of mechanisms against theft.