Car Security
Cobra UK wins five awards at the industry’s Oscars
Vehicle security and safety systems company Cobra has won five major accolades in the recent Mobile Electronics News annual Awards.
Stolen BMW X3 recovered within hours
The theft of two cars from a home in Surrey lead to the recovery of four vehicles and the arrest of two criminals thanks to TRACKER, the UK’s leading stolen vehicle Recovery Company. TRACKER’s state-of-the-art tracking security technology, led Thames Valley Police to the location of a stolen BMW X3, where three other stolen vehicles were recovered.
The Midlands revealed as stolen vehicle hotspot
HPI warns used car dealers to be aware of the dangers of buying a stolen vehicle, as it reveals nearly 31 stolen vehicles are uncovered by HPI Checks every day, making this a very real threat for the industry.
Cobra safety and security products for motability customers
Vehicle safety and security system provider Cobra has launched a range of value added products which allow manufacturers to enhance their offering to Motability customers.
In-car accessories buyers want most
The latest survey from Exchangeandmart.co.uk reveals that air conditioning is the most valued built-in vehicle feature, with 81% saying it’s essential. With so many added extras and built in features available for vehicles today, it’s important for buyers and sellers to know which ones add the most value.
Nowhere left for car thieves to hide
Combating vehicle theft is an ongoing challenge and keeping one step ahead is vital in the war against car crime. In response, TRACKER, the UK leader in stolen vehicle recovery, has launched TRACKER Locate, a ground breaking system immune to GPS/GSM ‘jamming’ and the ultimate defence against vehicle theft.
How to spot a car clone
HPI is supporting the DVLA’s launch of the new-look V5C document and its ‘Buyer Beware’ initiative in the effort to fight car fraud.
Make car security a priority this summer
Thousands of drivers risk invalidating car insurance claims by failing to make vehicle security a priority, according to a new survey by M&S Car Insurance.
Tracker recovers £45,000 Ducati Desmosedici RR
A brand new Ducati Desmosedici RR worth £45,000 was stolen off the driveway of a house in Alderley Edge, Cheshire.
Stolen BMW X3 recovered within hours
The theft of two cars from a home in Surrey lead to the recovery of four vehicles and the arrest of two criminals thanks to TRACKER, the UK’s leading stolen vehicle recovery company.
Operation Semita success clamps down on car thieves
One year on since the launch of Operation Semita - an innovative partnership between TRACKER, the UK’s leading stolen vehicle recovery company and the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (AVCIS) – a staggering half a million pounds worth of stolen vehicles have been recovered.
Stolen tractor recovered in hours
Stolen vehicle recovery expert, TRACKER, is warning farmers in Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire to be extra vigilant after a recent wave of tractor thefts in the regions.
More BIVSA security awards for Audi
Audi has yet again been amply rewarded for its uncompromising approach to car security with four category trophies in the British Insurance Vehicle Security Awards, held recently at the Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre in Thatcham, Berkshire.
Citroen secures five British Insurance Vehicle Security Awards
Citroen has demonstrated, once again, that its car and van ranges offer some of the most secure vehicles on UK roads, by picking up a further five awards at the 2010 British Insurance Vehicle Security Awards (BIVSA). Citroen has now received a total of 25 accolades in the awards’ seven year history - more than any other vehicle manufacturer.
LoJack & Maserati join forces to help fight auto theft in Europe
LoJack, the leading global provider of tracking and recovery systems for stolen mobile assets, has announced that all Maserati dealerships in Italy, France, Spain and United Kingdom will now offer the Maserati LJ Security System to its customers.
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