As modern anto-theft technology is failing, drivers are going old-school to protect their property
Millions of drivers are now relying on old-school technology costing just a few pounds to protect their cars from theft. New research from Direct Line Motor insurance reveals that despite the rise of advanced security technologies, 1.2 million luxury car owners are relying on ‘old school’ physical security measures to keep their high-end cars secure.
Concerns over the vulnerability of modern car technologies is driving motorists to turn to ‘old school’ security measures. Two fifths of owners that park their luxury cars on their drive at home feel they need additional security measures to further protect their car from being stolen.
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