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One rationale I've seen is, "If my car is likely to be broken into, I'd rather not have to replace the window." For example, "they stole my $20 from my center
by function_seven 5y ago
One rationale I've seen is, "If my car is likely to be broken into, I'd rather not have to replace the window."
For example, "they stole my $20 from my center console, but broke a $200 window to get to it."
I also wonder if potential thieves think a car with open windows is a bait car or something. Probably not often enough in its own right to justify leaving things open?
- vuln 5y agoI commented earlier that I left the top down or doors unlocked on my convertibles. A window or a cut top is far more expensive to replace than my $100 aftermarket radio. I’ve actually had a radio faceplate stolen once.