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> don't lock your doors Will this affect your insurance if the car is stolen?

• MiroF 6y ago
  > Will this affect your insurance if the car is stolen? Do car thefts of this form even really happen anymore? How would they even prove the doors were unlocked?
  • nickff 6y ago
    When my car was stolen, my insurer asked whether I had locked the doors and enabled the security system. I assume this is standard procedure. I am not sure whether a negative answer would have affected my claim.
    • MaxBarraclough 6y ago
      I suspect it would have. I believe insurance plans can have exclusions for things like this. Not all that unreasonable - to consider the extreme case, would you want to insure someone who never uses their locks?