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Originally Posted by GreenAndBlue
maybe even a LoJack (although the GPS in the car allows it to be tracked, were there a process by which local law enforcement could provide the service, if asked (I'm sure they can, just not for 'consumer' benefit.)) But if you pulled the DVD, you might be able to defeat that, as well  |
I don't follow you. The GPS unit in the car is a receiver, not a transmitter, so it can't be used to track down the vehicle. At least, not that I'm aware of. There ARE aftermarket GPS units that allow the vehicle to be tracked via the internet, but I haven't ever heard of a factory installed GPS device that does.