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What a dumb thief. Hypothetically, if I were breaking into a car, I would check the locks first. Anyway, FYL OP.
Hypothetically huh? Riiiiight.
Or you can always park in the garage..
How do you figure OP was home or that they had the opportunity to park somewhere that had a garage?
yeahhhhhhhh my bad
Check the door handle first? The majority of the time, that's the last thing you do. Most newer vehicles have an alarm that when the remote is used to lock, it will go off if the door is opened. This is all hypothetical of course.
that's why they're a criminal. they know they will be going no where in life. they're obviously not very bright.
2 and 23- Some people do want to have an exciting first half of their lives as a criminal and a (probably) equally exiting second half on the inside, you know, and that's some high-IQ criminals' (yeah, and some low-IQ ones') rationale.
23, Then you're doing it wrong man!!! Thats why i have a unicorn that ***** gold and i live in a mansion
But smashing windows is fun! D:
Its the bubble wrap of the criminal world!
I know the theif broke the window, but am I the only one wondering why you didn't have the lock fixed years ago? Seems like the type of thing you'd want to fix asap. Oh well, when you bring the car in to replace the window you can have the locks fixed too.
I agree. Take care of your belongings OP.
I'm no car expert but don't cars have to have an MOT every year anyway? I wonder how broken locks were missed...
Locks have nothing to do with the MOT. The MOT is testing roadworthiness, whether the doors lock is not a part of that and it entirely down the the driver.
Well if he didn't bother to fix the lock, I'm assuming that he doesn't really highly value his car. At this point fixing the door will cost more than what the car is worth.
If OP is fine with it, why fix it? All OP has to do is not keep valuables in the car and it won't matter. It's like owning a soft top wrangler.
My old car, which was not old at all I got it with 20,000 miles on it, didn't lock. I never fixed it because it would cost about $800 per door to fix the locks. Some people can't afford that..
Now, you have an excuse to buy a new car! If you have had broke locks for years, it's probably time anyway.
Oh, my window's broken, I guess I need a brand new car because this one is obviously totaled.
Not everyone can afford to just go out and buy a new car.
Well if you have insurance just tell the insurance company that the thief broke your locks then it will be a little more worth it
Opening doors are for *******, you have to rob the right way :p
Using the handle is too easy nowadays. Everyone knows that.
Because using door handles are just too mainstream.
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I know the theif broke the window, but am I the only one wondering why you didn't have the lock fixed years ago? Seems like the type of thing you'd want to fix asap. Oh well, when you bring the car in to replace the window you can have the locks fixed too.
Hypothetically huh? Riiiiight.