Has anyone had there Aston broken into electronically?

Has anyone had there Aston broken into electronically?

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bund

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2,624 posts

226 months

Tuesday 14th November 2006
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My friend also in Richmond warned me the other month that his 997 and his mother in laws BCGT had been electronically opened and had the contents stolen. I went out this morning and find the same thing with my Aston. Expensive coat gone out the boot and other things. I have seen this happen in Gone in 60 seconds but didn't realise it was available for any old criminal.

Before i ring Aston i just wanted to know if any of you have experienced the same thing or know of someone who has? Porsche told my friend it wasn't possible and Bentley pretty much told the mother in law she was lying as it wasn't possible. Before anyone asks YES the car was locked.

jhoneyball

1,772 posts

281 months

Tuesday 14th November 2006
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The scrotes didnt bother with anything so sophisticated on my RT a few weeks ago -- broke a side window instead.

:J:

2,593 posts

230 months

Tuesday 14th November 2006
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Look for people hanging around your car when you open/lock it. They have scanners that pick up and store your code and use it when you are in bed !!

My concern would be that they now had my alarm frequency stored and can come back and use it as and when they please. I do not know if this is even possible, but it would be something I would look into

Grant3

3,641 posts

260 months

Tuesday 14th November 2006
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:J: said:
Look for people hanging around your car when you open/lock it. They have scanners that pick up and store your code and use it when you are in bed !!

My concern would be that they now had my alarm frequency stored and can come back and use it as and when they please. I do not know if this is even possible, but it would be something I would look into


I thought these days that the car alarms scrambled & changed the code every time you lock & unlock it, stopping this very thing, perhaps Astons system doesn't, but would be suprised if it didn't, Porsche's certainly do!

cardigankid

8,849 posts

217 months

Wednesday 15th November 2006
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If the scrotes are carrying equipment that sophisticated could they not just have driven off?

Confucius he say no leave valuables in car. He also say park Aston in sitting room leave wife in drive.

bund

Original Poster:

2,624 posts

226 months

Thursday 16th November 2006
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Yeah possibly but my cars on my drive and i cannot believe i didnt hear them if i was in when it happened. Plus i have a security bollard right up its arse and they cannot back over it plus a tracker but if they can get in the car then surely they can get the post down. The only thing is that i have fuse 22 out so when they start it up i KNOW someone will hear it.