It will take about a minute for you to  read this article. This seems a long time, but while reading through this article, a couple of cars that have already been stolen.  

Indeed true. Statistics show that there is a car theft every 27 seconds on the United States of America. Try adding friolera and get the 1.2 million vehicles stolen in one year. And what gives mathematics even worse when taking into account the values of these cars. In fact, the stolen vehicle is the leader of the United States in property crimes, which cost an estimated 7.8 million dollars every year.  

Now you may ask, who pays for these crimes? If the car is stolen or not, everyone, not only you, pay the price of car theft. You plus the people around them, if their colleagues or their neighbors, are mostly victims, because the highest rate of insurance due to car theft. According to studies made by the Institute of safety reports, about a  third of a typical comprehensive car insurance premium covers theft auto claims.  

If you try to do your math and add new everything, you pay hundreds of dollars extra in their insurance premiums every year because of this criminal offense. Here are some useful guidelines on how you can protect car theft and, ultimately, reduce the rate of car napping:  

Simply use your common sense

This is so far the simplest list of things you may implement to protect your vehicle from theft that does not cost a penny.

• keep your doors closed

• Do not leave ignition keys

• Make sure windows are completely closed

• Park in well-lit and safe areas  

Install visible or audible device

You should be disturbed often by car alarms when they go outside, but the good news is: do car thieves. Car nappers generally avoid vehicles with alarms or anti-carnapping devices! Thus it's better to have one or more of the following automatic system of protection of the vehicle.

• system with an audible alarm

• steering wheel locks

• the steering column collar

• Theft deterrent decals

• wheel locks

• Window incision  

Have a vehicle immobilizer

Thieves are excellent at "hotwiring" a vehicle and can evade its ignition. However, with the installation of one of the following vehicle immobilizer systems, surely we can put the heat on these car thieves:

• Use the keys with smart computer chips that must be present to start a car

• Fuse cut-off

• Starter, ignition and fuel disablers

Monitoring systems

Monitoring systems today are more useful devices to protect your car theft. These monitoring systems to send a signal to the police or any monitoring service when his car was reported stolen. If the car was stolen and has a monitoring system, recovery faster and with much less damage. So it's best to put your vehicle on the radar of the installation of a monitoring systems is in the common market.