and the person who did it was probably an American

​@@geraldarnoultyeah americans living in the US. 🤡

How did it happen

How did they steal it

That's why you use Credit Karma

Toyota Corolla is a very high demand car in Afghanistan and their favourite reliable one.

@@vaishakviswam1970 Toyota Tacoma's so they can fill them up with terrorists.

I just bought a brand new Toyota Corolla 2022 Le 😢

But you didn't do anything you didn't report it it just happned and you did nothing think it's safe to say we didn't need you to serve homie

Not sure what you're salty for. Nobody is going to recommend finding criminals, obviously you take a risk if you want to retrieve your own vehicle back.

really bad idea! Specially if your insurance can cover it!

Ok genius, go into Mexico and try and get your car back from the Cartels...6 feet deep you will be I foresee. .

@@seavee2190 lol cartel can stick to eating refried beans or whatever they do, Ill go get my damn car back

@@FierceZs1 bootlicker

I SHOULD KNOW BECAUSE I'VE STOLEN SEVERAL ALREADY

And you're wrong. But if you're expecting them to be able to easily find a car in a radius of thousands of miles with limited resources, then please go back to bed cause you're dreaming.

That’s because it’s a huge waste of the police’s time and resources to look for stolen cars. The police are way too busy to have officers tied up for hours or even days looking for stolen cars.

Yes, they do, I've seen gone in 60 seconds.

In Mexico the cops are are probably involved.

That's what you get for leaving your car running or leave the keys behind in NYC

Mentally ill sound like NYC

Literally the same story i have here in San Francisco. I’ve also left it with keys 30seconds in a 5*star hotel gone. The rest of the story is same as yours… crazy. Suspect also put on my clothes from my car and took my id pretend to be me…

You must be mentality ill to leave your car unlocked and running while inside a restaurant.

Crazy and wild shutup

Canada has a similar problem. Lexus and Mercedes are stolen and taken to Nigeria still wearing Ontario plates. The thieves do not even bother to remove or hide the plates.

wouldn’t be very wise to just show up into cartel country across the border, into africa, moldova

how long does thee battery last?

Tell it to the insurance company. That's their problem.

Only car people would find that funny

Ik I drilled him when he got home he forgot his glasses 🤣

You know in the kinda dark situation like that sometimes 6 can be 8 in some people eyes , give the old man some slack

Yes you know

Don't pack a lunch, pack a strap?

Typical US citizen comment. Disgusting!

Corruption buddy, i imagine the paycuts big

Keep dreaming.

You forgot to mention Kosovo! So many stolen cars end up there it's insane. When I visited last year I couldn't believe all the brand new Mercedes and Audis mostly

It's not possible for Romania and Poland anymore, there is an European register for stolen cars. As for Albania, I've never seen a single car from the Nordics everytime I went. You do see some big Mercedes sometimes, but it's mostly swiss plates with Albanians coming back home for the summer. Otherwise, people drive old German cars that are not worth much.

Also in Canada, where the stolen cars end up sold in West African countries like Ghana.

@@twann74bikealbanian born and raised, you've seen nothing respectfully

I see that in the Bronx. A black man in a hoodie drives through da hood in a Mercedes or BMW. Do you think he’s making car payments? Hispanic immigrant changing out license plates in broad daylight. Was there a problem at the DMV? Cars lined up outside of garages, all with the back window broken. High end vehicles lined up and hidden in the back of the garage… yeah, NYC Webster Avenue in the Bronx! It isn’t hard to catch it if you know where to look.

Silly American 🙄 Once in Africa or Mexico the mechanics down there fix them with Chinese parts that last longer than the garbage from jaguar.

@@xavierd3298 Thank you for letting me know that you know absolutely nothing about cars.

Pos

​@@xavierd3298Lev Andropov : [annoyed] Components. American components, Russian Components, ALL MADE IN TAIWAN....(Armageddon, 1998)

They are by definition a high end vehicle but that doesn't make them reliable

That has been a thing in Europe too. German car owner got tired of his car? That's when he hired a professional "thief" from Eastern Europe to come and "steal" his car so he can file an insurance claim and get his money back with much less headache than selling it. And at the same time Eastern European "thief" got himself a great new, often luxury car.

gives you an idea that it benefits insurance companies to have your car stolen. so they create the groups to steal the cars

I work for an insurance broker and have always said this. It doesn't make any sense that rates go up at "more at risk" areas, you are punishing everyone for the mistakes of others. Lately I've seen premiums go up as well for removing cars which was not as common before.

The real sad part is that with all of our technology and the lines of cars waiting at the border……and shipping ports not one single tax dollar goes into a computer system with a license plate scanner to put an end to this.

Fake news

​@@maverick4040could be multi car discount being removed

DON'T WORRY. I WILL SOON BE STEALING YOUR CAR TOO.

And you did nothing

@@J.G.Wentworth69420😂 like fr! 🤦‍♂️

@@J.G.Wentworth69420 On the contrary, since you seem so concerned about what happened, when he drove in I noticed that his unsavory demeanor and appearance did not match the car he was driving, plus he was trying to sneak another guest into the room for free. After I alerted the night manager about him, so that he could be billed appropriately, I kept an eye on him as he would go out at about 45 min intervals, indicative of drug activity very late at night. I scrutinized the car closely and noticed signs of forced entry near the door handle and ignition lock damage, suggesting that it was a stolen car. When I reported the information to San Diego PD, they ran the plate and found nothing and so did not want to pursue the matter. After more instances of suspicious activity, I again contacted the police and implored them to check further. When they called the registered owner at home he reported that the car was missing from his driveway. The cops came out, when I told them he was out, and I filled them in on the pattern of his behavior. We set a trap for him when he would return, where I would signal the cops with my flashlight when he drove in. They intercepted him, he ran and they ran him down and they found a nasty and hostile prostitute in the room. This was such a good bust for the cops that the sergeant gave me his business card and invited me to call him personally, whenever I saw any kind of criminal activity. Not all security guards are incompetent and lazy losers. Actually, I wasn't even a real security pro but a student working an easy night job while I was waiting to start my MS program in physics at San Diego State Univ. that fall.

@@videomaniac108 r u still in san diego????

@@greatestvideos3496 No, I left there in 2004 and moved up to Berkeley in the SF bay area after a divorce for a change of scenery.

Farming actually.

@@pirrracy Have been gang stalked here for years, so plenty of organized crime and gang problems, the farming you mentioned is the legitimate side of New Mexico. Do you live here or did you google it? Sounds like you googled it or you would know.

@@streetchat5054 Manufacturing, Agriculture, mining, textiles, petroleum industry... crime is not the 'main job opportunity'.

@@pirrracy Did you google it or do you live here? If you googled it you don't know what you're talking about.

@@streetchat5054 Maybe its an attractive lifestyle choice for idiots or lazy people. Which are you?

If you aré in usa yall aré the ones doing this 😂😅 yall providing México just riding along

They will figure a away to block those signals. There is no impossible for organized crimes.

then what you gonna do?

@@80glk5 you can find the vehicle before it gets shipped off

My favorite are Viper alarms. Because while they give you the option to track the car they also set off a siren and even keep the car from being started so it’s not as easy to steal it.

@@greenzeldayoshi4192 Yup I have the same alarm on my Camaro. But i had the installer hide the module deep in the car to make it very difficult to find

😭😭😭

If you ask around on Toyota forums you can be redirected to an African auction site where you regularly see cars for sale still with their US, CA and EU plates on them. People on the east coast tend to browse them when their cars get stolen in hopes of tracking them. Was either Sierra Leone or Liberia, I can't really remember. Another dead giveaway is they list cars under names/with badges and trim levels that were only designated for North America, or sometimes even US-only spec that wasn't available to even Canada or Mexico. Like 4Runners being sold instead of Hilux Surfs, or Infiniti G36's instead of Nissan Skylines

😂😂😂😂😂😂 too good to be true

Maserati 🔥

I wish it was easy to have removable steering wheels on cars.

Ok

@welvas. Yupp!

@@hg2blackcat411 yuppppper

It would not be hard for them to have the license plate reader 5 miles in advance of the border, so they can stop any cars approaching. They must not care about fixing the issue all that much.

How long ago was this? Because to cross into Tijuana, you have to walk through a scanner like you're getting on an airplane.

THE SOPRANOS IS FAKE

@@nno3757 😂😂😂🙄 Really? I didn't know.

If the police took any time to look into it, the person would say they’re being “targeted” or “profiled” and liberals would back them. Cop gets fired and criminal gets settlement.

@macdaddyp8437 there are plenty of ways to detect them. Ill be happy to tell you if you're law enforcement.

Every vehicle should have a remotely detonated explosive device. Car gets stolen? Hit the red button. You should see how well this deters bike thieves once word of the consequences gets around. Instead of an RFID in their ECU, we need more POS in the ICU.

Steering wheel locks are easy to bypass

​@@armando_perezremote engine disable?

You can break the tumbler of "The Club" steering wheel lock with the same flathead screwdriver you can use on the ignition tumbler, and you can break the internal steering lock with your bare arms and leverage.

@@armando_perez The idea is to make the thief choose a different car

Just remove the entire steering wheel and shift knob

CBS trying to eat Vice’s lunch

i agree. Cars are way too easy to steal by design.

And the same people will cry 1984 or Big government if they try to do anything about it

@@Sidicas thanks talk to text doesn't always work out great for me

That's why I hate keyless start. Geek with little knowledge can make a repeater that will extend the range of the remote to start the car. When you start it, you don't need a key until you shut it off... in a completely different country or in the shipping container. That's why it's a bad practice to hang keys for cars like this near the entrance to the house. I like my BMW's key for that reason, remote that needs to be put into the slot to start it, not as easy to steal it although not impossible too

its more like a jersey accent tbh

@@SKC_carhe was born in the bronx

Thank you 🙏

key to crime. pay off everyone. you rip someone off, you will get burned. sometimes literally.

False manifests

"It's just the cost of doing business" it's weird how there's always a saying for when there's a problem that nobody wants to actually deal with that usually affects the majority of Americans

America

Broad daylight?

How’d they bypass the alarm and the security system?

@@joeyuetang754 they put some kind of gps tracker on our car and they were following us.. they have all the devices to steal your car

​@@n_hr18 Did insurance cover it?

which state?

Easy money

Yeah plenty of ppl in my area (northern nj) got arrested who worked at the port which is funny bc getting in that port as a job is hard enough cuz it’s union good pay so these guys raked in a lot of money

Things like fast and furious always come back to haunt.

the mexican military mostly

@@eldebtor6973 🤡