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> 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 unlocke
by 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 agoWhen 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 agoI 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?