Stolen Impreza - High Wycombe Registration Number M758 XVE
 

My friends Impreza was stolen tonight from High Wycombe, Bucks. Tonight between the hours of 6.50 and 7.50pm.

DBM Classic, registration number M758 XVE

Any info on it's whereabouts please contact SN members Paulo P or SwissTony

Cheers.

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Zoe's car. Hope she gets it back. :(

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Please let me know if you spot it. It's the one on the left.

Thanks Micky :thumb:

I'll keep an eye or three open around Aylesbury and Tring areas.

Thanks :)

Shared around Reading &Bracknell in our local Subaru page mate.

really appreciate that thanks. She has owned it about 7 or 8 years :(

Anything to help, I hope she gets a good outcome from it.

Gutted! How was it stolen?

pushed away from the house and stolen old school we guess, they don't have the keys and it was alarmed and immobilised.

More recent photos of it

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Still no sign of it? Gutted for ya's :(

Nothing yet :(

I am so sorry to hear about this theft,but If that's the case of how they stole it,its most probably in a lock up somewhere getting stripped,i hope that i am wrong but if they stole it without the keys they had no intention of using it sounds like it was strictly stolen for the part's:(.I will still keep my eye's peeled on my travel's,I really hope it's found and in one piece,these thief's really need dealing with:mad:.SJ.

I don't understand how they stole it?

I know the old import classic's had no built in immobilisers, but surely it had after market one?

Without going into detail, immobilisers are easy to get around if you know what you're doing.

Yes it had an alarm and immobiliser but they've bypassed it.

Parents had a few Vauxhall cavaliers no insurance company would touch them unless they had a immobiliser fitted, as to easy to steal, it did get broken into once but never got past immobiliser

If someone wants a car they'll get it, regardless of security.
Alarm and immobiliser will slow them down or be a deterrent. Stops most unprofessional thieves, but a pro will get past it.

Sorry to hear it's gone missing, hope it turns up in one piece.

Gutted for you mate, that's terrible :(

Thanks to whoever responded to my RTM and modified the title to include the reg :thumb:

You're welcome. :thumb:

I'm so gutted for Zoe. :(

So am I Lisa :( Thanks for the edit I wondered if it was you :)

On the assumption that it may be broken for parts, what aftermarket bits are we to look for ? May be good to list a few. Hope it turns up. Good luck

Yes it's not too difficult, I have never understood why alarm manufacturers don't put a trigger into the hand brake mechanism as it's the one thing that needs to be released before the car goes anywhere, tilt sensors are all well and good but not many cars get lifted to steal them off your driveway.

Hope she finds it all in one piece.:thumb:

Spec list is a good idea, those wheels look lovely and I'll wager there's a few other tasty bits they're too that have attracted scum attention.

Sorry to hear this. There are some utter scumbags out there. Fingers crossed for you. It's made me think about getting a tracker fitted to mine, maybe a quick release steering wheel.

I have the NRG quick release and their locking mechanism thing to put over the boss after the wheel has been removed. (Also have an immobiliser).

As above, if someone wants/has staked out your motor, then no doubt they'll get it... But removing the wheel and having a robust, hard metal locking casing over the boss, goes some way in providing decent peace of mind. It'll surely slow them down enough to frustrate them, should their 'stealing time' be a factor e.g. it's not likely to be taken from a busy carpark, or just on an opportunistic whim... Even then, they've got to have a steering wheel with them, or maybe a big G-clamp! (Assuming you haven't left yours in the car, that is).

For around £100 for both items, for me, it's a no-brainer. (Plus, of course, it allows you to run your favourite aftermarket steering wheel/s :cool:).

Of course, it can't prevent the car being lifted onto a flat-bed... Mind, nothing can!


Nice Classic... Hope it gets found. :(

I just hope she's lucky and gets it back.

Shared around Aylesbury and Northants, hope it turns up in one piece.

Mick