Lo-jackAm

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please check these links… http://money.cnn.com/2004/02/27/pf/autos/nicb_most_stolen/ http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Insurance/Insureyourcar/P35264.asp Older camrys and accords etc are the ones getting stolen.  I’ve had a few cars with Lojack installed.  I wouldn’t do it again though because its expensive, insurance doesn’t really give you a big break, and the immobilizer system is good enough.

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’m thinking of putting the Lo-jack recovery system in my 2004 Civic LX. Has > anyone here installed one,or decided not to after looking into it?

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Top 5 most stolen cars in the US 2002: >1. Toyota Camry >2. Honda Accord >3. Honda Civic >4. Chevrolet Full Size C/K Pickup >5. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350) >And for the first quareter 2004: >1. Toyota Camry >2. Honda Accord >3. Honda Civic >4. Chevrolet Full Size C/K Pickup >5. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350)

So? What does that have to do with a 2004 Civic? Trying to be coy by omitting the years, eh? Btw, 2004 Civic has the Immobilizer Theft-Deterrent System. I know these work because Camaros were tops in stolen lists in the 80s… til GM started installing immobilizers starting with ‘90. Do not write below this line. Reserved for me.

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Top 5 most stolen cars in the US 2002: >1. Toyota Camry >2. Honda Accord >3. Honda Civic >4. Chevrolet Full Size C/K Pickup >5. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350) >And for the first quareter 2004: >1. Toyota Camry >2. Honda Accord >3. Honda Civic >4. Chevrolet Full Size C/K Pickup >5. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350) > So? What does that have to do with a 2004 Civic? Trying to be coy by > omitting > the years, eh?

? Ok, so add in the years. He added a heck of a lot more to the discussion than your usual drivel.

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> I’m thinking of putting the Lo-jack recovery system in my 2004 Civic LX. Has > anyone here installed one,or decided not to after looking into it?

whats your theft deductible? how much is the lojack installation? how much per month? do you think it would be worth it? are you sure you really want the car back after some jackhole has torn it up?

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Why? No one wants Civics. Do not write below this line. Reserved for me.

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> Why? No one wants Civics.

Top 5 most stolen cars in the US 2002: 1. Toyota Camry 2. Honda Accord 3. Honda Civic 4. Chevrolet Full Size C/K Pickup 5. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350) And for the first quareter 2004: 1. Toyota Camry 2. Honda Accord 3. Honda Civic 4. Chevrolet Full Size C/K Pickup 5. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350)

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I’m thinking of putting the Lo-jack recovery system in my 2004 Civic LX. Has anyone here installed one,or decided not to after looking into it?

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