New Ram pick-up vehicles are extremely wanted abroad, and greater than 130 have been stolen thus far in York Area in 2023.
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Crazy how this was a problem for Chryslers in 2016, and that's still present in new Chryslers.
Mopar..nuff said..THEY’VE ruined the brand.
Cartel be loving those pickups 😂
Maybe the $20B approved budget for the Toronto Police helps address this. 😜
They never said why the Ram truck was being stolen
Get rid of the key fob and problem solved 😮
Any car that expensivr should have massivd security technology like gps trqckers and anticarjacker trqcking system
Provably going to the cartels in Mexico they love those pick ups
Because they have bad taste.
Stellantis doesn't care, they've been paid for the vehicle.
Port cops ate corrupt, track the vehicle to a container and they are busy having lunch
Too bad they won’t switch to the technology Tesla uses for their key cards.
Don't depend on police and government to solve the problem!
Kinda sounds like stelantis is blaming the owners.
Democrat district attorneys don’t prosecute crimes so there are no consequences. No bail even…
Get a Tacoma or a tundra lol
Have garages and still park outside is insane knowing it can get stolen
If Canada has guns this wouldn't happen. Just saying.
My brother stole 4 ram , we were busy dis-assembling vehicle cams , radio sat nav, injectors 😅😅 am sorry
They ship them to Nigeria, Ghana or UAE.
Add a cut off switch to the starter 👍 hide it under the dash problem solved and a cheap fix.
What happen to their car theft security?
15 minutes 😂
With all the rams piling up on the lots, maybe the dealers should hire these guys to steal them
Don't yall feel stupid it's not dodge ram it's just Ram trucks. 😂
Definitely no end to this . Police are too focused on on getting innocents
They send the vehicles to Africa or the Middle East on shipping containers by boat. I blame the shady docks for letting it happen for the right price. If you have one of these wireless start vehicles get an immobilizer. So if they start the vehicle and drive down the road, as soon as they get away from your original key, it’ll turn off.
I have a ram, I wasn't looking for a truck that was going to be stolen, but I need a truck to haul horse trailers and also be nice.
They target Rams because its a victimless crime. Owners cant sell them so getting it stolen is a plus plus.
Do this guys know about air tags?
This just in, Stellantis is facing a lawsuit for RAM trucks being too easy to steal.
Like seriously if you're going to have a very expensive car why don't you try putting a tracking device in it
Probably because dodge is no longer making a v8 after this year. Makes the trucks hot
unplug the throttle pedal connector truck won't start. Or wire in a switch to disconnect it and run it to the glove box or something.
The police are there to collect tax and protect property of big corporations and banks. Not to stop thieves from stealing your truck
just go back to regular keys
Why are thieves stealing radios from F150s? Are they really worth that much?
It's because of crime that the public must carry protection to deal with the criminals. Canada is a hotbed for crime. The law does nothing. There is no justice system in Canada. Justin Trudeau is determined to destroy Canada as much as possible before the election.
WHICH "LEXUS 350?"
Those Chrysler Jeep Dodge cars are very easy to steal
Get a anti theft fuel shut off system put on them.. or a clutch peddle LOCK etc etc plenty of things you can do to stop theft…
The ram trucks aren’t made by dodge anymore since 2014. Chrysler makes them now
Invest in a Faraday bag or pouch. They are lined with a conductive metal mesh to block electromagnetic signals. Test one out, by placing your key fob inside, then approach your car. If the doors do not automatically unlock, it means the signal is being blocked. Keep one with you for your vehicle and have one at home for other RF devices. This attack has grown in recent years, becoming an epidemic to insurance providers and costing consumers, big.
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