Not true. With vehicle shut down you only lose acceleration, you still have full steering and brakes.
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Wow tough crowd. No one "deserves" to have their car stolen.
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The Blaze members are some of the most racist and ignorant MFs I have ever read from.
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The thieve was wearing a hoody.
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Memo to OP, ALWAYS remove the key from Camaro or any other car when leaving car even if just fueling up.
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Is it possible to hack? I'm sure it is. Just about anything is possible. But if it was as easy as the "tin-hatters" might lead you to believe, there'd be a host of lawsuits and news reports by now. OnStar has had this feature on lots of GM cars for quite a while now. Remember that there is a huge difference to what is Possible to do, and what is Probable to do. |
I can't believe some of these responses. The name calling about leaving keys in a car. Why can't someone leave THEIR keys in THEIR car without someone stealing it? It's not the owner's fault because some scumbag doesn't understand and follow life's simple rules.
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Driver's stupidity for leaving the keys in the car aside...
I actually feel a lot more comfortable about having OnStar than I would if I simply had an alarm or LoJack even. If my car was stolen, my first call would be to OnStar directly. They will then alert the authorities on your behalf, give them all necessary information, and coordinate the recovery. |
Man that guy was stupid!! but I know i would feel safe knowing that onstar will find my car and they will catch the person.
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"Locks keep the honest ones out."
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I leave the car running all the time when I am running in and out of the store for a minute. However, I lock the car and have a spare set of keys to use. Camaro defaults so that when running, driver's side door will not lock so you have to manually lock it outside of the car, which is fine.
Personally, I hate OnStar, want nothing to do with it. I had to sign a statement sheet at the dealership (Medved, Castle Rock, CO) stating I wouldn't "sell" the OnStar chip...which makes me wonder how much it is worth. So I am going to rip it out and perhaps give it away for a small donation to my favorite charity the MYOB Club. The day I need some nitwit sitting in a cubicle looking over my shoulder is the day I quit driving. Thank you. |
That's what's up!!!
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I wish i had my 10mm glock when this mother f. Was caught. I hate criminals! We struggle for our hard earned money and a son of gun like that steals our vehicles... No mercy!
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I don't know if others feel this but there are a lot of people lacking common sense these days and sometimes its experiences like this will make them learn and if not there's the salt in the wounds if they ever want to look online. |
What if the Camaro driver was actually going to shoot up the gas station and rob all the money and merchandise? If you think about it, the Camaro thief may have thwarted a massacre from occuring...:iono:
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They still use on Star to track all vehicles. I own a 07 Equoinox with 100,000 miles on it and GM sent me a notice that I need a 100,000 mile service on it. How do they know I do all my own srevice? Also if you have State Farm Insurance the are in Bed with On Star! I get notices on my 04 Silverado and I am sure I will get them on my ZL1 with 4000 miles on it.
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