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Article: Car theft prevention

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September 20, 2000
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CAR theft is rampant. And depending on the type of car you own, the chances of it getting stolen may just go through the roof. But whatever the make of your car may be, there is just no way that you can completely eliminate the risk theft. All you could do really is minimise the chances of it happening. After all, cars being stolen from the driveways of homes is not unheard of. And when you consider the consequences of theft such as higher premiums, it would be worth the trouble doing so. Here are some tips on how to keep your car safe. * This is obvious but it cannot be overstated. Always lock your car and pocket your key. Majority of stolen cars were left unlocked and often with keys in ...

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