Why Are Chargers, Challengers And Durangos So Easy To Steal?

[Marc]

For some time now, I have seeing on the net that a lot of Dodge products are very easy to steal. Does anybody here know anything about that? Is it maybe that the car thieves have discovered a way around transponder ignition systems? Could it be that the Dodge transponder key system has some sort of weakness?

[kyngofpop]

Good question because they remain high on the lists of most stolen vehicles along with Jeeps.

[Paulaurora]

Yes and Toyotas hyundai as well all you need is the programed computer to connect to OBD2 or instead of the existing car computer .
here how they do it in Russia you can put CC on and see what they saying and how EZ it is.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9imIt3V_i9w
www.youtube.com/watch?v=e86b0wEBdYQ

[quixote]

I don't know a thing about why Dodge products or Toyotas are easy, but I've heard that the Korean cars don't have encoder keys at all --so kids can start the cars with a screwdriver.

I'm guessing the Dodge's are just high-demand and/or high value for parts, so the thieves are highly motivated. I know they say that Prius catalytic converters are larger, so thieves like to go for those.