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7” Double Din Android Stereo -$2,200
2 GB Ram
32 GB Internal Storage
2 USB Ports
Front and Rear Camera Inputs
Mirror Link

Selling your Vehicle??

Beware of test drive thieves

If you're selling a vehicle and a prospective buyer wants to test drive, it always insist on going with them – some thieves pose as buyers and drive the car away never to be seen again!

Vehicle Security Guidance

Understand your vehicle’s security features

Always try to park your vehicle in a secure and well-lit location, ideally with CCTV

Lock your vehicle: Never leave your vehicle unlocked, even if away for only a few minutes

Hide and mark your valuables

Keep the keys safe: Always keep your keys in a secure place when not using the vehicle. Do not leave them in the ignition when leaving the vehicle unattended

Check the alarm: Alarms act as a strong deterrent to opportunistic thieves. Most new vehicles are fitted with alarms as standard. Regularly test the alarm to make sure it still works

Consider installing an immobiliser: Immobilisers can add an additional layer of security to your vehicle. Mechanical immobilisers, such as steering wheel lock or gear clamp can both act as a visible deterrent to thieves and prevent thieves from driving the vehicle away

Consider installing a tracking device: Installing a tracking device can help the police trace your vehicle if it has been stolen and aid in the recovery of the vehicle and its contents

Source : https://www.abi.org.uk

Viper 3305V LCD 2-Way Security System

LCD Screen Remote
Up to 1/4 mile range
3-channel Security and keyless entry system
Clone-Safe® Code-Hopping®
Stinger® DoubleGuard® Shock Sensor
Revenger® Six-Tone Siren
2 Auxiliary Outputs
Parking Light Flash
Failsafe® Starter Kill
Bright Blue LED Status Indicator
Dome Light Supervision
Comfort Closure
Includes 1-Way companion remote

Viper 3400v
Zone-2 Impact sensor
Fault-proof starter interrupt
Nuisance Prevention
Warn-Away
6 Tone Revenger siren
Two 4-button remote controls
Keyless entry
Optional AUX functions
Comfort closure
Range up to 500m
Encryption Code Hopping

Audio Control LC2i- $600
2-channel line output converter for adding amps to your factory system

- 2 speaker-level inputs with 400 watts RMS power handling
- Main (full-range)and Bass (for subs) preamp-level outputs
- Level matching controls
- Subwoofer level control output (for optional wired remote)
- AccuBASS circuitry restores bass signal

Other features
- Signal-sensing turn on
- 12-volt turn-on lead output
- Recommended fuse rating: 1 amp

Nakamichi 7" Double Din Android Stereo-$2,200. Installation available for a small fee.

- Android 9
- Google Play Store
- WIFI
- Bluetooth
- Screen Mirroring
- Front and Rear Camera Input
- 2 USB Ports

What to do if your car is stolen

If your car is unfortunately stolen, contact the police immediately. You may need to provide the following information to the police:

- The year, make, model and color of the car
- License plate number
- Vehicle Identification Number (also called the "VIN")
- You'll also want to let your insurance company know within 24 hours if your vehicle has been stolen

Source: https://www.allstate.com/resources/car-insurance/avoiding-car-theft

Tips for preventing auto theft

1. Lock your doors
2. Remove your keys from the vehicle
3. Do not leave a spare key near your vehicle
4. Close the windows
5. Park in well-lit areas
6. Install an audible alarm system and anti-theft device
7. Install a vehicle immobilizer system
8. Install a tracking system
9. Don't leave valuables in your car
10. Be alert

Source: https://www.allstate.com/resources/car-insurance/avoiding-car-theft

Vehicle Alarms: $1,200 Professionally Installed

Tips: Protect Your Car During The Holidays From Break-Ins.

- Make sure your car is locked when you’re not using it
- Park in a well-lit area
- Hide any valuables from plain sight
- Install an alarm system or tracking device
- Keep a spare key hidden somewhere safe
- Regularly check your vehicle’s locks and windows for damage

Source: https://drifttravel.com/protect-your-car-during-the-holidays-from-break-ins/