What's your favorite car accessory? I like steering wheel locks.

>>16094500
Black Ice.

Really freshens the car up.

>>16094500
>I like steering wheel locks.
t. Car Thief
http://freakonomics.com/2010/06/08/what-car-thieves-think-of-the-club/

>>16094513
>stopped at a gas station
>go inside to pay for gas
>see black ice, think why the fuck not
after a few weeks it's fine but the first week or so was hard, way too fucking fresh

>>16094513
>>16096440

>they fell for the black ice meme

Good Job, now you car smells like a GYM Locker full with Bros.

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>>16094500
Steering wheels already lock if you remove he key and turn it a few inches, you know that right?

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>>16096523
>can't handle the fresh

>>16096595

But what if they break your ignition lock and start the car with a screwdriver? Check mate.

Drift charm

>>16094500
>I like steering wheel locks.

Easy to break, have done many in repo work.

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>>16094500
Car ramps

The button under my seat that cuts the power to the fuel pump

Ejector seat

>>16094918
>no evidence besides an anecdote of "car thieves exchanging a knowing look"
This belongs in a chain email from 2000

>>16096595
It's about the visual deterrence

>>16097267
I know they're easy to break. There's not much I can do if someone actually means to steal my car. It's just to prevent crimes of opportunity when I hang out at the shithole neighborhoods my friends live or scummy, homeless-ridden downtown

Also we've had immobilizers for about 25 years now.

If cars at stolen at all nowadays, they're loaded into the back of a truck, not actually driven away themselves.

>>16096933
t. Civic owner