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10/17/2026

Can someone really hack a car and drive away with it?

Modern vehicles rely on electronic systems for everything from recognizing keys to authorizing ignition and connecting with external services.

But when we hear that a car was “hacked,” what does that actually mean?

Electronic vehicle theft is real, but it doesn’t necessarily involve taking control of an entire vehicle’s computer system.

Different technologies serve different purposes, and understanding those distinctions is essential to understanding how modern car theft works.

In our latest article, we explore how electronic systems can become involved in vehicle theft, why not every connected feature represents a security vulnerability, and what drivers should know about automotive cybersecurity.

🔗 Read the full article:
https://www.vgmotorsdirect.com/blogs/blog/can-thieves-steal-a-car-through-its-electronic-systems

Can electronic systems be involved in modern car theft? Learn why access, authorization, diagnostics and connectivity play different roles, and why “electronic theft” is not one universal technique.

10/16/2026

Yes, a LoJack system can be removed. But we wouldn’t recommend simply trying to find the device and disconnect it yourself.

If you bought a used vehicle that already has LoJack installed and you don’t want location technology in your car, that’s a completely reasonable thing to ask about.

Start by finding out exactly what LoJack system is installed, whether the service is currently active and what features are available with it.

Modern LoJack does use GPS and connected technology.
Depending on the system and service, LoJack can provide features such as vehicle location, trip information, alerts and geo-boundaries.

So we wouldn’t tell someone concerned about privacy that “LoJack doesn’t track your vehicle.”
It uses vehicle location technology.
The important context is what that technology is designed to do.

LoJack’s core purpose is stolen vehicle recovery. If a protected vehicle is stolen, its location technology becomes part of a recovery process designed to help law enforcement locate and recover the vehicle.

So if you purchased a used car with LoJack already installed, our advice would be:
Find out what you have.
Understand what it does.
Ask about your service and privacy options.
Then decide whether you want to keep it.

And if you decide stolen vehicle recovery protection makes sense for you, VG Motors can help you understand your LoJack options, including 3, 5 and 7-year service plans with no monthly fees and free professional installation.

You should understand the technology in your vehicle before deciding whether you want it there.
Questions about LoJack?
Talk to VG Motors — America’s #1 LoJack Dealer.

⁠Learn more about LoJack at VGMotorsDirect.com

10/14/2026

You’ve decided LoJack is right for your vehicle. So where should you buy it?

When it comes to stolen vehicle recovery, choosing the system is only part of the decision.
You also need to choose the right service term, understand what your protection includes and make sure your LoJack system is professionally installed.

That’s where VG Motors comes in.

As America’s #1 LoJack Dealer, we specialize in helping drivers add LoJack stolen vehicle recovery protection to the cars, trucks and SUVs they depend on every day.

Choose from 3, 5 or 7-year LoJack service plans with:
✔ Nationwide Recovery Coverage
✔ No Monthly Fees
✔ Free Professional Installation
✔ Plans starting at $895 with a one-time payment

And if your vehicle is ever stolen, LoJack is built for what matters next, helping provide real-time vehicle location and recovery support designed to assist law enforcement in locating and recovering it.

Because you’re not just buying another vehicle tracker.
You’re choosing a stolen vehicle recovery system.
And when you choose LoJack, choose a dealer that knows LoJack.

VG Motors — America’s #1 LoJack Dealer.
⁠Shop LoJack at VGMotorsDirect.com

10/14/2026

No broken windows. No damaged locks. Both keys still in your possession. Yet your car is gone.

How is that possible?

When people think about car theft, they often picture shattered glass, a damaged ignition, or signs of forced entry.
But modern vehicle theft doesn't always leave those clues behind.

And here's something important: The absence of visible damage doesn't automatically mean a vehicle was stolen electronically.

In fact, understanding the difference between what we observe and what we can actually conclude is essential.

A real vehicle theft case in California illustrates just how surprising these situations can be.

In our latest article, we explore why a car can disappear without obvious signs of forced entry, what those missing clues really tell us, and why identifying the theft method isn't always straightforward.

🔗 Read the full article:
https://www.vgmotorsdirect.com/blogs/blog/no-broken-glass-keys-still-here-how-can-a-car-still-be-stolen

No broken glass and you still have the keys, but the car is gone? Learn what missing signs of forced entry can, and cannot, tell you about a vehicle theft.

10/13/2026

Is one security device enough to protect your car from every type of risk?

Probably not. Because different threats call for different layers of protection.
That’s the idea behind the Ultimate Car Safety & Security Solution from VG Motors.

It brings together four tools with four different jobs:
LoJack for stolen vehicle recovery.
LoJack Decoy for visible deterrence.
BlackVue 4K Dashcam for video evidence.
Faraday Bags to help block key fob signals when your keys aren’t in use.

The point isn’t to make every device do everything.
It’s to build layers.
Make theft harder.
Create a visible deterrent.
Have evidence when something happens.

And if the vehicle is still stolen, have a recovery system already in place.
Because vehicle theft prevention and stolen vehicle recovery solve different parts of the same problem.

LoJack is built for the part that comes next, helping provide vehicle location and recovery support designed to assist law enforcement after a vehicle is reported stolen.

Different tools. Different jobs. One layered approach to vehicle protection.
Explore the Ultimate Car Safety & Security Solution from VG Motors — America’s #1 LoJack Dealer.

⁠Explore vehicle protection at VGMotorsDirect.com

10/12/2026

Do thieves target certain car brands more than others?

In Philadelphia, the numbers are putting a major spotlight on Honda.
According to the Philadelphia Police Department, 8,124 vehicles had been stolen across the city in 2026 as of July 28, and nearly 1 in 4 of them were Hondas.

Police had also recovered around 30 stolen Hondas in just one month, with investigators looking into whether some of the thefts were connected. Authorities said devices capable of copying or cloning key fobs may have played a role in some cases.

The takeaway isn’t that every Honda will be stolen.
It’s that vehicle theft risk isn’t limited to exotic or luxury cars.
And if your vehicle becomes a target, prevention is only one part of the protection plan.
LoJack is built for stolen vehicle recovery.

If a LoJack-equipped vehicle is stolen, the recovery process can provide real-time vehicle location and recovery support designed to assist law enforcement in locating and recovering it.

And you can put that recovery layer in place before you ever need it.

LoJack offers 3, 5 and 7-year service plans with:
✔ Nationwide Recovery Coverage
✔ No Monthly Fees
✔ Free Professional Installation
✔ Plans starting at $895 with a one-time payment

Your car doesn’t have to be exotic to become a target.
Your recovery plan shouldn’t depend on what you drive.

LoJack. Built for Recovery.

Protect your vehicle today with VG Motors — America’s #1 LoJack Dealer.

⁠Shop LoJack at VG Motors
Source: NBC10 Philadelphia

10/12/2026

You wake up, look outside, and your car is gone.

Your first thought?
“Where are my keys?”
You check the kitchen counter.

There they are.
Both keys. Exactly where you left them.
No one broke into your house. Nobody borrowed your car.

So how could someone steal it without having your keys?
Was it a relay attack?
Did someone bypass the vehicle’s security system?
Or was the car taken without even starting the engine?

Here’s what makes this situation so confusing: having both keys doesn’t necessarily tell you how the vehicle was stolen.

And not every theft involving a missing vehicle and keys left behind happens the same way.

So, can a car really be stolen without the original key?

We explored what makes that possible, why modern vehicle security is more complex than it seems, and what drivers should understand about car theft.

🔎 Read the full article on the VG Motors blog:
https://www.vgmotorsdirect.com/blogs/blog/can-a-car-be-stolen-without-the-key

Can a car be stolen while you still have the original key? Yes. Learn what keeping your keys actually tells you and the broad ways a vehicle may still be stolen.

10/11/2026

Can a thief steal a keyless car without physically stealing the key?

Yes. A relay attack can exploit the signal from a keyless entry system, allowing a thief to access and potentially drive away with the vehicle while the key remains somewhere else.
That’s what this demonstration shows.

And it highlights an important distinction in vehicle security:
Theft prevention and stolen vehicle recovery are not the same thing.

Anti-theft measures can help make a vehicle harder to steal. But if the theft still happens, the problem changes from prevention to recovery.

LoJack is built specifically for stolen vehicle recovery, adding a recovery-focused layer when prevention wasn’t enough.

The key may still be inside.
Your recovery plan shouldn’t be.

Talk to VG Motors — America’s #1 LoJack Dealer.

🎥 Footage: ADAC relay attack demonstration

10/09/2026

Your car is parked in the driveway.

The doors are locked.
The alarm is on.
And your keys are safely inside the house.

So nobody can drive away with it without taking your keys, right?
Not necessarily.

Some modern vehicle theft methods don’t require thieves to physically steal your key fob.

One of them is called a relay attack.

And here’s what makes it so surprising:
Your key can stay exactly where you left it, while your vehicle may be tricked into believing it’s nearby.

But does that mean every car with keyless entry or push-button start is vulnerable?
And what can you actually do to reduce the risk?

These are questions worth asking before someone makes you question how secure your car really is.

We explored how relay attacks work, which vehicles may be affected, and what drivers should know about protecting their keys.

⁠Read our new article about this.
https://www.vgmotorsdirect.com/blogs/blog/what-is-a-relay-attack-and-how-can-it-lead-to-car-theft

What is a keyless relay attack? Learn how relay theft can make a vehicle interpret its legitimate key as nearby, why keyless systems can be affected and how drivers can reduce the risk