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Tips for lock picking for beginners. Attacking locks: What tools do you need? What are the different lock picks FOR? How do you USE them?
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@snail123O 4 года назад

Timestamps 0:20 Introduction 1:47 Inspecting 3:29 Rocking 5:23 Raking 8:29 Zipping 11:27 B!tc# picking 13:07 Single Pin Picking (Last Resort)

@TDRinfinity 3 года назад

If you put this in the description it will add the timestamps to the timeline

@rbanderas3 3 года назад

@@TDRinfinity bump

@xpndblhero5170 2 года назад

I was wondering if he was saying bitch pick.... LoL

@-DQ- 2 года назад

Yes!

@TantalumPolytope 2 года назад

@@xpndblhero5170 yes

@decoy3418 7 лет назад

this lock is amazing, it identifies your techniques and nullifies them.

@kakashi1234777 5 лет назад

Decoy I’m dead XD. It’s learning.

@asianmatt 5 лет назад

It's A.I. 🤣

@cvspvr 4 года назад

no wonder it's the BEST

@nyosgomboc2392 3 года назад

Yeah, turns out it WAS a fluke. :)

@vladimirmihnev9702 2 года назад

Lol! That's a true smart lock!

@Sieptium 10 лет назад

Usually this doesn't work x10 Works every time. So.. I guess, that's a really bad lock haha

@kingcampbell98 10 лет назад

+10 lockpick skill 100 xp gained

@ShBenEd 3 года назад

We love you Bill, hope you're next steps are just as awesome as these days were.

@vhierta8723 3 года назад

Probably my favourite video of yours. Thank you for all the information and entertainment over the years. Enjoy your retirement!

@HughesEnterprises 8 лет назад

Had this giant locked Baton 50mm 4 pin lock laying around. After watching a dozen of so of your videos I can pick it in about 5 seconds with a couple bobby pins. Moving on to harder stuff. Thanks!

@stephenhowlett6345 6 лет назад

The best instructions I've seen so far, it's looks so easy when you know what your doing

@viktorlargelimb 9 лет назад

Wow thanks! My lockpicking skill has leveled up to 31! Oh and btw what type of lock was that? Was that Adept or Expert?

@MightyAntelope 9 лет назад

It was master

@viktorlargelimb 9 лет назад

thx

@MrErichao 9 лет назад

Screw this, I'm keepin dat skeleton key

@888johnmac 9 лет назад

+Maxx Productions.. lol I was thinking skyrim all the way through this video

@crunch9876 8 лет назад

Bigger.... Adept at most

@libb3n 2 года назад

Happy retirement Bill! Thank you for all your videos and knowledge. Much appreciated!

@jinxjones5497 6 лет назад

you have inspired me to take up picking as a hobby. just waiting for my tool kit and see through practice lock to arrive in the mail. thank you for your valuable lessons

@daver681 8 лет назад

I just found your channel and am enjoying looking at your videos, the other day I was watching your video on making tools out of pieces of stainless kitchen knives, one suggestion, the little pieces of metal out of the sides of automotive windshield wipers are stainless and a good size and the automotive stores will usually give you all the old ones that you want and you get two pieces out of every wiper blade,

@zachjones6500 9 лет назад

This video was extremly helpful, im just a beginner myself and didnt know all the terminology. Thanks!

@ItsMeJbird 8 лет назад

thank you for showing me this, I just scored over $50,000 hit from a container last night at the port

@ErdnußRiegel6969 8 лет назад

If this is true gj mate

@brethager3265 5 лет назад

😂😂😂

@Retr0Kid 6 лет назад

Very useful Understanding what the name of the tools are, and what they do helped as well. Thanks.

@spokes5201 4 года назад

I've dimple raked a lot of locks, and Water Displacement 40 has a perfect viscosity for keeping the pins suctioned just right as I am moving down the barrel. Better than opening birthday presents when you get a tough one to turn that is janky af. I am the guy on the job site that starts all of the equipment and trucks, and opens the job boxes when the rest of the crew is sitting around looking to get yelled at. WD-40 on a re-pick has gotten me where I need to go faster at the end of a day with a sometimes 4hr round trip. Put one of us with the basics out into the field and you will have happier workers that just want to spend time with their families after constructing mostly ignored monuments. I am mostly self taught besides finding you and LPL a couple months back.

@Reziac 8 лет назад

When I was a kid I messed a bit with discarded locks (Air Force town, lots of 'em in the trash) and found that I could often open a lock with any key that fit, if I jammed it in and out a few times. Now I understand why that worked.

@majikdragon 9 лет назад

Bill, Thanks for the great instructional videos. I work in an industry that requires a lot of outdoor locks. Mostly Best 6 pins and master 175s. Most locks I have the key or combo for but some I don't... however I have to get past the lock to do my work regardless. I don't have to break the locks discreetly so I have mainly used bolt cutters for my 'naughty bucket' locks (hardened shank doesn't mean much vs bolt cutters). Essentially I need 100% reliability and I'm interested in attempting some picking to save me some money in replacement locks!

@bophed 7 лет назад

Very good video. I was picking spare pad locks within minutes of watching.

@UndergroundOverground 7 лет назад

One of the most informative lock picking videos I've come across. Cheers.

@CodeDoctorJet 3 года назад

Congratulations on your retirement sir. We'll be missing you. Hope you and your family enjoy the extra time together.

@redtsun67 5 лет назад

"I use this stuff because I know how much it pisses you guys off" This guy is a straight savage. Also loved the video. Too bad washington state doesn't allow possession of lockpicks because I am really interested in the field.

@Quakefire 7 лет назад

What do you do to prepare your new picks? You talk about cleaning and polishing them but what exactly needs to be done

@johnmosesbrowning1855 3 года назад

Thanks for the great videos. Wishing you all the best.

@honestinsincerity2270 4 года назад

See the problem I always have is that it's relatively easy to pick locks in a controlled setting like this where you can hold the lock and get the best vantage point or put it in a clamp to have two hands free, etc. But then you try to actually do it out in the wild when a friend loses a key or locks himself out of his house and it's ten times harder when the lock is at ground level and can only twist a quarter of the way around before the chain binds up. So they work great as puzzles and dexterity exercises but it's a lot more frustrating in practical applications.

@blueelectricfusion 9 лет назад

thank you!! raking then single pick an american padlock did the trick i was just not using the right technique for raking. those high security pins are a bugger!!!

@musicisanalog 7 лет назад

your very good at describing each pick' excellent vid, thanks!

@The1Helleri 8 лет назад

There are better strait forward lubes. But WD-40 does a lot more than just that. It breaks up rust/adhesives, displaces moisture, and protects metal surfaces from corrosion, on top of lubricating. Sounds to me like the perfect thing to put where you can't see what''s in there necessarily, and want a clean, lubricated work surface.

@jewishwario 9 лет назад

Thanks! I needed to open an expert lock and this leveled me up to 35

@tabaron3334 9 лет назад

You need 75 to open a expert lock newb.

@jewishwario 9 лет назад

Ta Baron You can open an Expert lock at any level, just leveling up to 35 makes it easier.

@jewishwario 4 года назад

@@fortcastlevgn2368 Dude thanks man

@Taco_Syndicate 8 лет назад

By far one of my favorites, but the 404 just hooks me.

@johnstiggens2620 7 лет назад

A MOST EXCELLENT presentation... I find that sometimes if I try a lock and fail at it, I set it down and try again, many times it takes a minute or a few seconds, but then trying to duplicate it takes a longer time or a shorter time based on my original time. Weird, but EXCELLENT video. I never knew that I always prefer to bitch-pick... I just called it finger picking... But rocking I use as rakes and raking I rock and rake with. Heh...

@benandsylvia 3 года назад

Ok,Bill. You accidentally open this lock several times, while I'm at home pissed off because I can't open an old Yale wafer padlock that I've been working on for the past 3 hours! My first crack at it tool me 15 minutes, but now I think maybe I broke it? Meanwhile, you keep accidentally open your! Bastard. Love you.

@doktaahwho8858 7 лет назад

I like using the triple peak not as a rake but like a wiggle as he does the city rake. City rake is good but the triple peak is better.

@andymitchell368 5 лет назад

I’ve subbed just because you used w-D40 and it pisses people off I like you 👍

@markgearing 5 лет назад

This is a great video, a masterclass in lockpicking. Your victim turned out to be a wuss, but that actually added to the value of the video. The TL;DR version: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again; and Practice makes perfect.

@Erutrepa 8 лет назад

you should do a video on most types of locks and how to approach them

@bobvog7123 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

@noodlesthe1st 5 лет назад

Lockpicking increased to 22 Btw if you can't pick the lock and you really need it open it's easiest to just switch to alternative methods (destructive for maximum fun). Try a shim or two wrenches pulling apart the shackle.

@homelander2522 4 года назад

Thank you Bosnianbill

@regganclinton8977 7 лет назад

I love that you use WD-40 just to piss people off Thumbs up the video

@davesheehan4565 7 лет назад

GREAT review on a BAD lock.cheers

@originalguckfoogle 7 лет назад

1:00 Bill of course you knew the lock was functional... the shackle was not broken and your friend unlocked it off something and gave it to you re-locked.

@stephenmitchell2121 6 лет назад

Was wondering why you didn't try dry picking before lubing for better inspection

@thomass5782 3 года назад

So very informative, thank you

@tuomoanneberg322 4 года назад

Funny thing I've noticed. I can get open (some) lock(s) once, with almost any way I try to pick them, but with most locks, it only works once. And almost never twice in succession.

@ShadrikEaston 8 лет назад

best vid ive seen in a long while :) you covered a few things. kudos

@xeuzak5634 5 лет назад

9:54 Maybe a 'Batarang'? Like the tool thrown by the fool batman?

@JuanRomero-bs6zn 9 лет назад

What type of vise clamp are you using?

@SirButtFux 9 лет назад

I use WD40 as lube, it works quite well. Everything slides in and out nicely :)

@oldmantech9941 5 лет назад

You did a video on a pistol shaped electric lock picking tool called a Klom it works good but no instructions and a lot of pins I've never seen I have just about all sets you recommend I need your help Bill please help a fellow hobbyist. Thanks, Max I don't know how to get touch but I'm sure I watched in your library

@Austin-vj6vi 8 лет назад

Awesome video man, very informative and helpful.

@derricksowers9074 5 лет назад

Have you broken a lock trying to open it, such as a regular house hold door lock? And how do you know how much tension to put on you tension device?

@bosnianbill 5 лет назад

No, I've never broken a lock while opening it. That would take an extraordinary effort. Tension is one of those things that is difficult to explain or demonstrate in a video. Most locks take "light" tension, meaning you put just enough pressure on the tensioner to keep it from falling out of the keyway. "Medium" tension would be when the tensioner makes a small dent in the flesh of your fingertip, but is comfortable to hold. "Heavy" is when the flesh around the tensioner actually starts to turn white. Most often you will use light or medium tension but it is really a matter of trial and error and a little bit of practice.

@thumperlockpicking9269 6 лет назад

Excellent info Mr. Bill

@Rose_Butterfly98 8 лет назад

you are really good at getting it first try haha. I think it was an over at the zipping part, I heard a *shick* when u released it

@alli_1512 8 лет назад

zeus lj

@alvarorojas9304 8 лет назад

very good condition with the same time

@richardd2063 9 лет назад

Thanks i`m very impressed, and interested in this skill.

@ZephyrusAsmodeus 3 года назад

Damn, whoever smashed tf out that lock was like, one paperclip away from getting it open I guess

@ericcampbell2360 7 лет назад

expanding foam in a lock is so fucking funny to me, I might try it tommorow

@NjumNjum98 10 лет назад

sounds like he's giving sex advise lol

@NjumNjum98 10 лет назад

e du norsk?

@DulaineTonkes 10 лет назад

***** me too

@bruski1807 10 лет назад

Roy The God Eg e norsk

@NjumNjum98 10 лет назад

sykt i hode!

@BOOYAGA 10 лет назад

roY The Arnee helt villt!

@arthurmiller4806 8 лет назад

please some on how to cut keys and make keys by hand and useing the candles with smoke

@fineartonfire_5327 5 лет назад

I understand WD 40 is just a cheap lube and it’s easy to find. So use it if it works for your applications. By all means!! But have you ever heard of “aero Kroil”?? It creeps so it’ll move down between screw threads and all pretty damn good. It’s spendy at about 20$ for a spray can. It also comes in a non-aerosol type as well. But damn well worth the money!!! Ived used it successfully on exhaust manifold bolts and all the tough shit that never comes off. It’s a GREAT product. Im NOT getting a dime from them and don’t even know who “them” is. lol. So I’m simply telling you it’s a great product and worth every cent of the cost!! Good day and thank you for the content and education!! Really appreciate the education!!;-).

@spacecadet5695 10 лет назад

People hate WD-40?

@RichardsWorld 10 лет назад

Locksmiths don't like it because if you care to make the lock last a long time time it can be bad. The oil can help dust and dirt stick to the inside. There are some lubricants which use graphite powder, which is what I think locksmiths prefer. I just use spray lubes like Bill does.

@GateCrasherVI 10 лет назад

If it weren't for how easily graphite sometimes falls away, I'd prefer it greatly over WD-40. But without something to consistently stick to (maybe some kind of aerosol lubricant? lol) graphite seems to need regular applications for most of the metals / objects I've used it on. Not sure if true or not, but I half-suspect the trouble may be related to a diamagnetic charge of some kind. Anyone passing through that might be able to say for sure? If so, its use as a solid lubricant might be improved with some magnetic manipulation of the lock. Just an idea.

@sandysoles 8 лет назад

at 3:45 it looks like you break it loose with the tension wrench. Had you already gotten it open at that point?

@alexmurphy6345 8 лет назад

Nice video learned a lot!

@ToNzHoLtZ Год назад

Good day sir, outstanding content.. so do you sell that black disk lock pick?

@felisextraterrestris4303 8 лет назад

who is making these intros? they are pretty cool

@rollbot 7 лет назад

awesome demo

@philippopenik8880 7 лет назад

HA HA HA ..JUST BLOW ON IT...THAT MIGHT WORK??? HA HA HA. YOU MADE MY DAY...

@ReinaldoCrespo 5 лет назад

Hi Bill. Can you list all the tools you used or provide a link? Would like to purchase them 🙏🙏🙏

@TWO20 3 года назад

That lock really didn’t want to stay closed on the first try

@phillipnunya6793 5 лет назад

*Today with Bosnianbill: Lube! Sexy time with WD-40!* (Stay safe and stay legal!)

@jgsnipe1 9 лет назад

Hey i was wondering i am looking to get started in this hobby and have no idea what picks i should start with what do you think?

@lioraselby5328 8 лет назад

1:30 Bosnian Bill is such a troll

@BoomyGordo 9 лет назад

Lockpicking increased to 100

@jacksuquett1191 7 лет назад

You know what really grinds my gears? When people call WD40 lubrication.

@jacksydoodaa 8 лет назад

any preferences and prices on rakes and tension renches

@Anonymous-vh6kp 5 лет назад

What I learned is that this guy is afraid to fail.

@douglasosgood824 6 лет назад

Do you know the best feeling for a locksmith? That is when a lock turns on you.

@iyeetsecurity922 3 года назад

This video is _rakist!!!_

@mackwilliams5096 8 лет назад

I am just starting out, and am looking to buy some locks to learn on. If you were going to recommend 5-10 locks that are relatively cheap and easy, but give a newbie some good variety to learn on, which would they be?

@mackwilliams5096 8 лет назад

+bosnianbill Thanks!

@caustic279 8 лет назад

Buy a master lock and see how hard/easy it is to pick then when you're good at lockpicking try it again and see how bad they are also for a starter kit the sparrow is pretty good

@billingslocksmith 4 месяца назад

Best locks are so fun to pick. #Billingslocksmith

@williambutler4965 7 лет назад

The best lube is KY Jelly.

@xavimedina2763 5 лет назад

Watches the vid to learn single pin picking “I am not gonna bore you with the details of single pin picking I’m sure you have already watched many videos about it”

@swine13 4 года назад

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@noahway13 3 месяца назад

Yeah, some people love to do the slow method.

@StephenMooreOfficial 8 лет назад

LOL "Usually this doesn't work" *lock opens* "Usually THIS doesn't work" *lock opens again* classic

@brethager3265 5 лет назад

That tells me that the lock name that's printed on it. It doesn't deserve. It's definitely not best in any way shape or form. I'm thinking maybe it's just a junk brand lock. Definitely nothing I would ever put any faith in if I had to buy one

@NetAndyCz 5 лет назад

Lock just cooperates for camera:)

@arthurtwoshedsjackson6266 5 лет назад

Boom and it’s open

@H4nek 5 лет назад

@@NetAndyCz SmartLock

@machinegaming6426 5 лет назад

Bret Hager No, it's fine. Sometimes *any* brand will pop right open. Sometimes they won't. Sometimes the same exact lock will take several minutes once, and two seconds the next time or method, like you see here.

@Necromanced 8 лет назад

Hahahahahahaha "I like using this because it really pisses you guys off." Amazing.

@joseemanueel 5 лет назад

I was already pissed off when he took out the WD40 and called it a lubricant

@HDmech81 4 года назад

Imagine being a person that get upset about what other people use to make shit slippery 😂😂

@Apotheosister 4 года назад

@@HDmech81 Hey if you we're a adult female you would be fucking pissed too.

@dhoops616 4 года назад

Charles Szasz really? Definitely lubricates things.

@sheumack 4 года назад

WD = Water Displacement. It's not a lube. It's designed to dry out. Which means it's ok while it's wet so ok for this application, but don't use it on parts you want to keep moving... like don't use it on your bike bearings. Personally I like powdered graphite for locks.

@RaineCortum 8 лет назад

what i learned from this video: nothing works the second time💔

@fredthamm7265 8 лет назад

lmao

@ale-lx9gp 8 лет назад

Yesterday it took me 4 hours to pick a lock, the following day.....3 mins *_*

@Rose_Butterfly98 8 лет назад

rng in real life

@MrSanmata 7 лет назад

+zeus lim LOL

@wimnijenhuis3699 7 лет назад

Raine Cortum

@alexk6126 8 лет назад

Its like the lock learned what he was doing everytime and adapted... :{

@RWBHere 5 лет назад

Resistance is futile!

@stevee7774 4 года назад

RWBHere - Nice Star Trek TNG reference!

@asianboy8969 4 года назад

Alex Kahn the traditional non electronic version of a smart lock I guess.

@estudiordl 4 года назад

Lock is like "are you want me to open or not? make your mind dude, I'm trying to help here!" 🤣

@nyetloki 3 года назад

The shin godzilla of locks. Good thing he didn't single pin pick it or it would never be opened.

@hatsuyo69 4 года назад

When I first watched this I thought to myself "I'm not some beginner..." Then I got educated, every pick/rake were ones that I liked and thought I had at least a basic understanding of. Then sure enough you showed me several new strategies I had no clue about. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge

@bosnianbill 4 года назад

Thank you for the feedback! People rarely let me know if a video is useful or worth the time of putting it together, and hearing this is like a breath of fresh air. Thank you!!😀

@hatsuyo69 4 года назад

@@bosnianbill anytime! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I aspire to get to your level of locksmithing one day.

@1further 3 года назад

@@bosnianbill Thank you for the video. Like the previous reply, i thought i wasn't really a beginner. .... Wrong! Your clear explanations and demonstrations are most helpful. The time and effort you put into the vids - is Much Appreciated.

@1sthorn 9 лет назад

if you cant pick a lock, put some skills points in lockpickint the next time you level up

@manolotrlolo 8 лет назад

Answer what?

@artemis6070 8 лет назад

+Manu El skyrim

@roryyeatman999 8 лет назад

+Artemis I am gonna stick to destruction and conjuration cus I have used gotten so far hahahahaha

@FlyByPC 7 лет назад

I think he's already Legendary.

@scrie100 7 лет назад

Why would you need perks when you have a skeleton key though...

@igi6407 9 лет назад

Greatest Skyrim Tutorial Ever.

@foxtrot789 7 лет назад

Love your reason for usin' wd-40, laughed my ass off.

@veeaa 4 года назад

It's pretty good idea though because not only does it lubricate adequately for lock picking purposes, it also softens up rust and anything else that might be seizing the lock. Like said, it's not really suitable for pure lubrication.

@MyTube4Utoo 4 года назад

*"I usually give it 2 or 3 strokes in-and-out...."* Yeah, me too. I try for more, but it's usually only 2 or 3. :-(

@PunCala 10 лет назад

So kids, as the video said: lube up first, don't go in raw! Also, squirt.

@tnyamaneko6093 5 лет назад

But... also rake quite violently...

@ravrav6433 5 лет назад

dont forget to rock to get inside

@user-md3is4dq2d 5 лет назад

Raw works just fine

@ihexxwhenitalk6277 4 года назад

Lol

@leiladekwatro3147 4 года назад

dont just go inand out. try lots of different angles.

@blazednlovinit 9 лет назад

404, keys not found

@justgonnastay 8 лет назад

I take stuff out of my naughty bucket once a week and play with it for thirty minutes or so, too! But I don't think our naughty buckets are the same...

@brethager3265 5 лет назад

😂😂😂

@traceakins3586 5 лет назад

Bucket full of dix? Ha.

@RWBHere 5 лет назад

You play with it, once a week, for thirty minutes or so..... O.K...... 🤪

@AssassinIronMan 5 лет назад

Chris Moore I thought you were serious when you had a naughty bucket like him XD ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

@Corn0nTheCobb 3 года назад

Naughty things for the booty or for the meat shaft?

@DrGetgood 10 лет назад

11:29 "Bitch Picking" lol'd 10/10

@MrMCguy774 7 лет назад

i mhonestly just here cause ive been playing a ton of skyrim and ive been wondering how lock picking Actually works

@bakersmileyface 7 лет назад

Skyrim's terrible at showing it. You'd have a better idea after playing oblivion. But of course barely anyone who has played skyrim has played oblivion.

@Lisiralei 7 лет назад

bakersmileyface its obvious that the skyrims locks, even admiring smithing skills that people can achieve, that the locks are trivial. In skyrim, i believe, there is rakes as the lockpicks. Oblivion does not show lockpicking better than skyrim, its never that easy to knock a pin into place, because you dont just knock them. And you do understand, that the game do need easy-to-pickup gameplay. And in skyrim there is a way to pick every lock first try, there is a unique sound when you set pick on the very middle of the spot, but it is really hard to tell from other noise

@bakersmileyface 7 лет назад

Lisiralei Oh I agree that Oblivion doesn't accurately represent lock picking. But it definitely shows it better than Skyrim. In Skyrim it looks nothing like raking. Go and look at skyrim lockpicking again. You spin the tension wrench around until you hear a click and then you just rotate the lock to unlock it. How in the world is that raking? At the very least I have never heard of any technique that works like that. If you can find me a source as to where that would work, please do share it with me and correct me on this of course. But still. At least Oblivion at least shows the general idea of what lock picking is like. It's not that easy to knock a pin in to place as it is in Oblivion, but at least in real life the whole idea is to actually knock the pins into place.

@brollona3948 7 лет назад

I played Oblivion after Skyrim. But I don't remember skyrim's lock picking (it's probably same as fallout's), but I do remember oblivion's.

@ilyasm8502 7 лет назад

bakersmileyface Lock picking in Oblivion makes no sense

@charlesdahmital8095 5 лет назад

This is one of those new A/I locks. once you pick it it learns to defend against that pick preventing a second opening. Eventually even the key won't open it.

@mezmanmerrill7412 8 лет назад

Don't know how I am here but that is late night RU-vid for you.

@MrCod5master 8 лет назад

Too true

@nightshademagia 7 лет назад

mezman merrill checks out

@mobiusgrey9522 6 лет назад

Me neither but I've also just bought a beginners lock pick set on Amazon now.

@maaslider 6 лет назад

Insomniacs end up in a wide variety of either interesting or very weird videos...gotta do something!? 🧐

@seansherrill336 6 лет назад

mezman merrill dude I feel you

@VovaFromSibireria 10 лет назад

Great video. Thanks a lot. This night I'm gonna to get a new car.

@007Aeon 10 лет назад

Good luck with that. You know that there is also electronic security in a Car?

@thalivenom4972 10 лет назад

see you in prison

@JeremyFcukyou 10 лет назад

Luci Venom You get youtube in prison?

@VovaFromSibireria 10 лет назад

007Aeon not every car in Russia has an electronic security. And 70% has an outdated security systems with vulnerabilities.

@007Aeon 10 лет назад

Ok, I admit many used cars even here in germany use oudated electronic security, even my Opel Corsa which is seven years old. But newer, intersting cars like a Maybach or a nice Mercedes S class use more modern security systems. Some are even chiped with an GPS traker, like the one of my goodfather.