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You would prefer your vehicle have no keys or locks at all? Let's say your house was burgled and only the keys were stolen. The vehicle would then decide (becau
by op00to 4y ago
You would prefer your vehicle have no keys or locks at all? Let's say your house was burgled and only the keys were stolen. The vehicle would then decide (because you no longer have a key) that you are not allowed to drive it.
- Lammy 4y agoCorrect. That's what titles and insurance are for. I don't want my car to be capable of phoning home or of "being phoned" to activate some bullshit lockout system.
- kayodelycaon 4y agoI kind of doubt you'd be able to get insurance. State Farm has stopped insuring vulnerable Kai models in several states. Also, the immobilizers in question don't "phone home", they just require a key that's been paired with the car. (Granted, if you lose all the keys, it's a pain. You need a mechanic with a computer to reset the ECU and pair new keys.)