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> …for a car nobody would steal anyway) I'm making a mental note that a 2015 Kia is a reasonable next car. But people are stealing the Kia’s. In bulk. That’s t
by shortcake27 4y ago
> …for a car nobody would steal anyway) I'm making a mental note that a 2015 Kia is a reasonable next car.
But people are stealing the Kia’s. In bulk. That’s the issue discussed in the article. This contradicts your own reasoning about what people would want to steal.
I’d rather spend $100 on the extremely rare occasion I lose or break a key than own a car that’s trivial to steal. Each to their own though.
- dusted 4y agoTo be honest, I don't even lock my car anyway.. If people are stealing cars in bulk in a society, what that society has is not a problem with insufficient locks. But I get your point.. If I was in a place like that and couldn't get out, I'd have no choice but to learn to love the security system, even if it is an additional risk of making trouble for me.