Has Your Tiburon Got Stolen?
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Vehicle: 1997 Tiburon
Saw this on msn when logged in.
heres the link
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With an unmatched theft frequency index of 757, Hyundai's sporty Tiburon coupe was the most sought-after of all 2001 and 2002 models in Canada by car thieves.
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Yeah that was the 2001-2002 years though (Yes I know there was no tib in 02 but there were still cars)
I don't remember seeing or hearing about any being stolen. I heard it's because of the cheap ignition's Hyundai used. dunno.gif
I think it's just cause any RD is sooo sexy that they just have to have it.
It's eh.....okay. tongue.gif
I don't remember seeing or hearing about any being stolen. I heard it's because of the cheap ignition's Hyundai used. dunno.gif
I think it's just cause any RD is sooo sexy that they just have to have it.
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guess i will have to be more cautious when i go to canada a.
It's eh.....okay. tongue.gif
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Is that number 756 out of 10,000 or what, thats not that suprising about the looks who wouldnt want it but I wold think not enough people would be that knowledgeable abut stealing tibs
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At least the thieves have good taste
lol! wow remind me never to go to canada in my tib.
i had my alarm installed pretty soon after i bought it. then again, i'm really paranoid with my tib. ninja.gif
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Still, at least there's hundreds of other cars that thieves prefer to Tibs.
Everyone needs a car alarm. Especially when you can get a basic one installed for $99 that will pay for itself in insurance savings. Although a lot of the cheap installs are exactly that.
A bigger problem where I live is vandalism and smash and grabs, something I'm much more concerned about than vehicle theft. A flashing LED might make them move onto another car, even if it's not a real alarm. Worth the few bucks IMO.
Everyone needs a car alarm. Especially when you can get a basic one installed for $99 that will pay for itself in insurance savings. Although a lot of the cheap installs are exactly that.
A bigger problem where I live is vandalism and smash and grabs, something I'm much more concerned about than vehicle theft. A flashing LED might make them move onto another car, even if it's not a real alarm. Worth the few bucks IMO.