Tracker or no tracker
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Tracker or no tracker
Hi all,
I've recently bought a 1997 subaru impreza turbo 2000, and its completely standard at the moment, was going to change the exhaust on it but was wondering about if I should get a tracker fitted first.
Everyone keeps saying they're a very stealable car and I was just wondering if it was worth it as the car is only worth aprox £2k-2.5k.
Should I get one fitted? or just leave it?
Thanks!
I've recently bought a 1997 subaru impreza turbo 2000, and its completely standard at the moment, was going to change the exhaust on it but was wondering about if I should get a tracker fitted first.
Everyone keeps saying they're a very stealable car and I was just wondering if it was worth it as the car is only worth aprox £2k-2.5k.
Should I get one fitted? or just leave it?
Thanks!
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Up to you. Some insurance companies say you have to, some don`t bother.
I have one and I`d rather have one than not, the expence is in the first one with Tracker as new ones are £90 on their loyalty scheme, so worth it if your keeping the car.
I have one and I`d rather have one than not, the expence is in the first one with Tracker as new ones are £90 on their loyalty scheme, so worth it if your keeping the car.
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Don't bother complete waste of money IMO.
If it fails you don't know about it.
Customer service is shocking for a company that is supposed to track your car They got my address wrong!
One of the biggest cons on the market. I will refuse to have this product fitted in the future.
Save some cash and get a nice big yellow steering lock at least you can see that works.
If it fails you don't know about it.
Customer service is shocking for a company that is supposed to track your car They got my address wrong!
One of the biggest cons on the market. I will refuse to have this product fitted in the future.
Save some cash and get a nice big yellow steering lock at least you can see that works.
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The crucial question I would ask anyone considering a Tracker is this. If your car was stolen, would you really want it back not knowing how its been treated ( I would hazard unsympathetically)
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Depends how its taken, if its joy ridden then fair enough, but if on a flatbed then yeah I wouldn`t have a worry as long as they didn`t bend anything. I would if joy ridden too, its my car no matter what has happened to it.
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