Honda thieves can steal your car in under 5 minutes, police warn 

It's cause da key was so easy to make or duplicate

@@kojoowusu7009 nah some mf would break off the bottom cover of the steering column and either hotwire or screwdriver start it. Them shits was easy af

90s Honda civics are the best

Na Kia is the new Honda old Honda just need to rip out the ignition like Kia

They can't be the #1 stolen car... They'd have to reach the Kia/hyundai numbers if they want that spot back lmao 1/10 kia's are stolen istg

I never understand why stealing Honda's wheels. These wheels look rather average.

@@Baebon6259high resale value $1,000+ for the 10th gen wheels.

@@chalelu which 1? Civic? Accord? Pilot?

@@Baebon6259 Accord Sport brudda

@@Baebon6259 I steal them as a side hustle

Is covering VIN legal?

@@JohnLee-tb3nh My parking stub "accidentally" slid over it 👍🏻

Number 6 is interesting.

@@hereweare9011 to deter towing from behind

these are all good. airtag in your ca helps too and putting on the parking brake

Yes they are 💯

A battery disconnect switch is even better. They make them for boats. They work on cars too and the thief thinks your battery is dead.

@@MrLivewire1970 no its not, they wont smash ur window and break ur steering column if they see a wheel lock

@@ssadfadsfad I know people that used them and the thieves cut the steering wheel to remove the lock. Anything is better then nothing but I'd get a airtag too if it's really a concern.

They stole my shii with the club on it!!!

The answer is thieves are likely getting in through a replay/rolljam attack on the computer. This type of issue has been a thing for years.

You want a step by step guide on how to steal a Honda? So more kids can learn like what happen to Hyundai and kias?

They literally gave a list of defensive measures

Don't listen to thelegitalpha, it isn't all the answer, they usually target push to start vehicles since you just need a keyfob and a programmer. They may do a relay/rolljam attack but simpler to just lockpick it or break the windows. After getting in, they use the programmer in the odb2 to program the keyfob to immobilizer, and then start the car and go. CBC marketplace showed the thieves using lockpick and stole it in a couple of minutes with this method for push to start vehicles .

Critical thinking skills this few generations has been onn a steep decline. They can't form their own opinions and just parrot whatever they see is the most up voted on another videos comment section. Video literally gives out measures one can take to deter the theft. And the reason why they don't show how thieves steal the cars is so they don't spread the method to other bad characters.

time to arm yourself with the second amendment and make them think twice

no, they are not lazy. They work hard taking what they want. It's their culture. Hard workers according to their parents.

​@@shaggydawg5419 shitty culture

Here in California and some other states kids are allowed to steal cars with no consequences as long as they are not physically harming anyone.

@@teeminator30 Trust me- the rest of the country is appalled at what’s happening in California. We all are paying attention. This country just needs to hit the reset button- what a joke it’s become…..

oh believe me, they know they can. its a free market for them

Problem goes away when you elect Republicans 😅

With electric bolt cutters

@@matthewcaughey8898 Rusty...bolt cutters

It should be considered as harsh as driving without insurance, registration and impaired because they are clearly not in the right state of mind!

That’s why it’s so common nowadays. Minors know they will get out that same day with a slap on the wrist. Time to change the damn laws.

That helps nothing btw

Pounce on your local county government. They're the ones writing flaky laws that cater to criminals.

they say its not fob signals. probably an obd port hack.

They might get into my Toyota but I’ve still got an old school keyed ignition

​@matthewcaughey8898 and they can hotwire those types of cars.

Stick is anti lock all in itself. No kid under 20 even knows what the third pedal does😊

Very true...lol

Sweet!

I'd argue that modern transmissions are probably harder to override in reality. Although if they can start the car, then it's easier, but if they can't a modern electronically controlled tnras is actually more secure because there are certain things that must happen to move it into different gears, controlled by the computer, whereas a manual is mechanical and if someone knows to push the clutch in to move the stick to a gear, that's all they need to know They don't need to know how to to drive a stick, just how to get it into a gear, which if the ycan figure out this, they can probably figure out to press a clutch pedal and move a gear shifter.

@@dmo848two of my 3 Hondas are sticks and all 3 used a traditional key and not the push button start.

Pull the fuel pump or starter relay. It’s not going to go if the fuel can’t get to the engine or the starter doesn’t turn

Capitalism

Get a remote controlled starter relay, plus a Killswitch to the fuel pump

any of them with remote keyless entry, this is common for other brands too so yeah

@@k.skyl1n3zzthis isn’t that relay attack where they use the signal of the key fob . This is something different it seems.

I swear 🙄

@@justintime4466 They don't necessarily use the code but probably use a device to send out different tones on different frequencies very quickly in hopes that one will unlock (hence under 5 minutes) it may take the device a few minutes to generate the right signal on the right frequency. Some cars have more complex unlock systems, where it may need to verify with the fob (send a code back) before it can unlock, so simply tripping the lock with a signal on the right frequency, but I think some (for cost reasons) don't implement this extra step.

@@justintime4466 Just heard that my in-law cousin 4 years old Infinity was stolen overnight on street in front of his Brooklyn NY home. Checked the security footage and see a car pull along his parked car, broke a window, got in and drove away in a minute. Was able to track the car to NJ shipping pier then lost the signal. Heard from my NYC police nephew that the thieves now would use something like a emergency window air cartridge pin to shatter the window (low impact so the alarm would not be triggered), then a device that connects to car's OBD2 (computer) to override the car security immobilizer.

😂😂😂😂

Oh the same club that you just cut the soft steering wheel and slip the club off? Lol noob

@@novajtv🤣 💯 anyone saying club don’t know how easy that thing is bypassed lol

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A club what you must be still living in da 90s even early 2000s. We are in a tech age now. A club people will laugh at you

Or just install youre own tracker.

Nah, these types of people will be criminals anyway. Some do it just to see if they can do it, and then maybe stop, but most it's a "job" for them and an income. Whether it's stealing cars or people's data or other tangible/intangible items. I would say only "white hat" hackers make a legitimate living doing this type of stuff, but they are generally legally hired and autohrized to hack a system for testing purposes.

Fr they will literally just won’t bother just put a sign on the car 6 SPEED MANUAL 😂

they dont make them

That’s why I got the civic si 🤣

Tow trucks dats alll i say tow truck can take it in seconds.

@@alexanderkennedy2969they stopped making accord manuals in 2019

lol AirTags are subscription based? Omg I’m done with humanity!

@@natas12rmno he means the subscription for Honda car link

The same club that slides right off when you cut the soft steering wheel lol

😂😂😂 older hondas, civic and accord, are most stolen for decades. Look it up.

Buy an Alarm with fuel cut off, won't need a club after that.

@@novajtv why you crying about this in every comment lol get a life

Be low-key

Oh this is really smart

You’re right but unfortunately crime pays more if you’re good at it

@@StockTurboN20 Not this crime. The market for stolen cars is definitely a buyer’s market. No one wants to buy a stolen car for anything other than as a getaway vehicle. For example, the Connecticut Kia Boyz sell stolen Kias for like $100 to other criminals as burner cars. It’s not often that criminals are good at crime, it’s more that they’re bad at integrating into society.

@@embedded_software again you’re correct

They want brand new accords and civics not older models. They want to look rich while being losers

@@davidsgarage44 no accord or civic is gonna make you look rich.

@@nickm2294 To be fair, a reliable car is its own kind of luxury.

@@nickm2294who tf cares it’s gonna last longer then any supercar or German pos on the road

Two great things Guns and Garages

Idiots

Yes but if you buy a steer wheel lock your good . Go to your hood and unplug the switch

I believe all Acura/Honda that use actual key. With immobilizer chip inside are much more difficult for theft. You will see “V” on the key shank towards the transmitter. Although if they want to steal it doesn’t stop them from getting a tow truck.

Thieves too

Yup

Damn

Lexus RX 350 as well.

They have that on Tesla. You can set a passcode to start the car.

I got that plus a Killswitch plus a remote controlled starter relay. It all cost less than $100. People are lazy and don't want to learn these things to protect themselves.

@@sergioperymind helping me out on where I can purchase these things for under $100 I’m willing to buy it just need the right direction on where to buy

​@@xXTheNextKillerxX Amazon usually has deals on those things, but there are professional shops that can get it done. I think most BestBuy's can install them. One of the popular companies is called Viper.

Push to start

The newer car models that have wireless keys. If you have the older model where you have to use old fashion key, you are fine.

Sue them

that is because no one wants Mazda shit. If you like it then good for you.

@@batsonelectronics I’m sorry but.. 2.5 turbocharged i4s optional AWD drive AND no crappy weak CVT transmissions! Is what Mazda is all about. Any journalistic car reviewer will tell you that Mazdas are some of the best day to day drivers cars on the road right now. They have kept their cars pure while all the other Japanese automakers have gone the way of tiny sub 2.0 engines and CVTs as standard… your comment is uninformed.

@@Eric_Bassett Mazda sold 363,000 in 2023, Honda sold over 1.1 million. Toyota sold 1.9 million. Mazda was the 12th ranked and far below the leaders. My 2015 Honda cvt is still going strong at 117K miles with the little 1.5L 4 cycl. If you are going to steal a car to part out, you steal the one that has 5x the number of sales, more people who need parts. Have fun with turbo at 100-150K miles. They are 1000's of $$$ to replace.

@@batsonelectronics lol omfg.. your not a car person I can tell. The CVT is universally hated by car lovers because they are just.. not as fun to drive as a torque converter auto, manual, or dual clutch. I’ve owned 2 Mazdas in my life the first one went until 250k miles and was still doing good when I traded it in. My current Mazda just hit 102k and has had zero issues. I mean the Japanese build great cars, I’m in no way shape or form bashing Honda or Toyota. I’ve had a civic and it was a good car, and my next car I’m purchasing will be a Toyota hybrid. All of them are reliable. I just don’t get why you’re so quick to throw Mazda under the brush like that… no they don’t sell as many units as Toyota and Honda BUT I like that. That makes them a little more rare on the road and I don’t mind being 1 of 4 Mazdas in a lot with 20-30 Hondas or Toyotas. The Mazda cx90 hybrid uses a Toyota hybrid system and the Toyota Corolla cross is built in the same plant as the Mazda cx50. The plant is a joint venture between the two companies. Maybee.. get out there and research and drive some of these vehicles instead of just bashing a product you know nothing about. I like Japanese cars of all kinds tbh, your criticism of Mazda is weak. “Turbos are unreliable” you really said that like the civics haven’t been turbocharged for 2 generations now.. is the Honda civic a shit unreliable car now too ?? The Japanese are good at building reliable boosted platforms. Unlike fords eco boost engines that eat turbos like they are candy.

@@batsonelectronics Mazda is better than honda now google it.

Any brands you recommend?

C U Next Tuesday

Because some adults don't feel the need to impress strangers in traffic by driving a higher end car brand. Some adults would rather divert those funds into investments that earn a passive income.

@@johnjones393 Some adults also prefer to drive adult cars and are still more than able to have passive and active income. For some adults driving an adult car doesn't make one iota of difference to their investment portfolio. Some adults don't need to impress anyone just because they drive a nice car. It's too bad some other adults think that way...because that's really a reflection of themselves and how they think.