I EXPOSED THE WORLD OF CAR THIEVES

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In this video we steal 2 car with absolute ease and investigate the shocking world of car crime

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Disclaimer: The 2 JLR Cars featured in this video were not fitted with the BCM Update..... hopefully we get the call up soon

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[calebleuciuc]

the main problem is a lack of consequences for theives. If you try to protect your property, you end up being procesuted and facing jail and fines. Goverment needs to change

[MTM]

Keyless entry solved a problem no one ever had

[DG-mimc]

The best anti theft measure is to drive an old worthless car 😂

[williamharrod]

The police don't help matters. I had two guys get into my ST. Chased them down the street. Called the police, they said they won't send anyone out as they've left. They could have at least had a quick drive round to see if they can spot them. But, the neighbours obviously called the police about me having a bat and the police came within minutes and arrested me, the victim. Apparently a bat isn't reasonable force despite them having at the very least a Hammer and screwdriver. The fact the police don't attend just gives criminals even more confidence.

[UndregoGrey]

Hence the reason I still drive a 2007 Polo TDI. Most mornings I cant even get it started with the Key LOL

[MetaGoblin]

Astonishing video. The level of meticulous research and the effort to correspond with a real car thief is seriously impressive.

[Dalbayob]

Most RR owners wont be mechanically minded but you can remove OBD port, remove 2 pins, put OBD reader back in place and thieves won’t be able to code new keys. Just don’t forget to put pins back in OBD port when you need to use it for diagnostics.

[markwood]

Absolutely definitive piece!! Senior police officers and government ministers in the UK should be made to watch this, it should be mandatory. We are a soft touch. Thank you Mark for highlighting this problem. It's been talked about before, but not shown as well anywhere else but this video.

[letsdrive]

Great video and information. Here in the US, specifically in states with the castle law, thieves are often shot while trying to steal vehicles on owners property. But these relay thefts are definitely on the rise here. Folks should all have one of those little Faraday boxes at home to place their key fobs in.

[hasscansnsndndnffn]

mark mccan is definately the best car youtuber atm

[EyesOnlyNL]

How the hell is a manufacturer like Land Rover not legally responsible for thefts if they make it this easy? This is just plain negligence!

[AnnWahlquist]

fingerprint scan on the start button would be a great feature....

[sleepysamk]

Top tip……. Take your wheels off and put it on jack stands every night 🤣🤣🤣

[Michael_F_]

If car thieves want a car, they will do whatever is necessary to get it. I had my A35 stolen on January 4th from my drive. The thieves walked by the cameras, security lights, etc, and can be seen looking into the car to see a steering lock. They went away for 10 minutes and then came back with tools to break in via the side door on the house. They got the keys and away they went. The car was found in Liverpool 10 days later on stolen plates having been in a bad RTC.
Thankfully, my family was not physically hurt as the thieves were in and out, but it has mentally affected my 6 year old daughter, which is what really upsets both me and my wife.

[theslimeylimey]

You can't steal a car from inside a jail cell. That's the solution.

[paulhudson]

I had my Mercedes stolen and the thieves knew exactly where the Mercedes Me tracker was. They ripped it out once they'd stopped a short distance away from my home.

Fortunately there was an additional aftermarket tracker on the car and it was traced and recovered by police.

It seems to me that insurers have had enough of paying out time after time for security deficiencies of companies like JLR and through driving prices up and asking for third party solutions they've started to hit the manufacturer where it hurts, their order books.

Ball is in the manufacturers court. Prove that your car's security is improved and the insurance industry will start to relax again.

There is also the challenge on the police and the courts to deal with car thieves more effectively. The guy that stole mine was well known locally and had only recently come out of jail for the same offences.

Great piece Mark. Keep pushing them and hold them to account.

[lloydsmith]

This was like some proper investigative journalism. Really enjoyed watching this and I think it fits the channel perfectly.
Mark done an excellent job of conveying this information too.

Great video.

[russtnb]

AirTags announce their presence to other iPhones to prevent stalkers. Consumers getting shafted from every angle.

[leccy]

This is why it's scary having a nice car!. When I got my m5 about 8 years ago, it was brand new. I loved it. I got pull out posts fitted to my driveway and a steering lock. Cost me about £400 all in. A week after I got it, a house in the road next to me had an audi s3, an a5, and a bmw x5 all stolen in litrally 50 seconds. A group of lads walked up to the house. One by one, the cars opened, and lads got in and drove away. 2 days later, 2 lads were on my driveway at 2 am looking through my car and scanning my house. (Ring doorbell) They never stole it or opened it. But I didn't ever leave it outside the garage again (was full of stuff previously). It can be annoying, but I always put my steering lock on now, even if I'm just getting a drink from the shop. I do like the idea of getting a tracker fitted, though.