Yes, a vehicle tracker may help the police track down your car in the event that it is stolen. If you own an expensive car, this is probably a very good item for you to use.
I'm sure several hundreds of folks have purchased a car tracker, why do you ask?
Buy a GPS tracker and set it into car
I don't have an OnStar system, but I believe it should. Most GPS devices leave what's callled breadcrumbs (trails of where the vehicle has been). Now it all depends on how large of a record the OnStar system retains.
It would depend on what state you are in. In Florida, state law requires the repo person to call the local police department when a car has been reposessed, this is done so that they do not waste their time on a stolen vehicle report if you should call it in as stolen. The local Police might know which company repo'd the vehicle. The repo company then is supposed to contact the owner (usually in writing via snail mail) and give them 45 days in which to redeem the vehicle (normally for whatever amount you are behind plus the repo & storage charges fees) or pick up any belingings that were in the car (with a storage fee of course). By Florida Law, the tag is your property so they have to give that to you with no charge.
It depends on your agreement you signed when you joined the company, the likelyhood is that if when you joined there wasn't any tracker on the vehicle but they are just fitting them now, they had nothing in the agreement you signed, but check to be safe. The company wants to get a better insurance rate by demonstrating their willingness to provide for a higher level of security. Yes.
If you have a stolen template on your vehicle then the car is not legal to be on the road. Call the motor vehicle office to have the problem resolved.
So they can trace the vehicle to its owner.Or if your car is stolen or you are in a wreck or a crime is committed including your vehicle. The state needs that information to protect you and everyone else from whatever happens involving your car.
No.Another View: The police may retain any items found in the car pending proof that they actually are your property.REMEMBER: The car was reported stolen... and then it was recovered and impounded. The perpetrators MAY have used the vehicle during a crime spree and stashed their stolen goods in the car. The owner of the stolen vehicle would not be the beneficiary of the stolen goods just because they were in his vehicle. and they may have to present proof that the items found in the car actually belong to them.
If you know the registration number of this vehicle, you can check easily by performing a online police stolen car check by paying a little money.
You cant report car stolen after being repoed, because the police have on file the vehicle as a repo. Once the vehicle is picked up it is reported so the authorities don't go out looking for a vehicle that hasn't been stolen.
Get in contact with the company that fitted it. If it came standard with the car, contact the dealership.
A Vehicle tracker analyzes car and driver performance in a real-time manner accurately.It's mainly used for businesses to keep track of their drivers.
He will report it as a stolen vehicle.
If you have theft insurance with your policy, yes. It should not matter where your vehicle was stolen.
Then it's a stolen vehicle.
In order to install a Real Time GPS Tracker in your vehicle you need to find an always on 12v wire (consult you car's manual) and hardwire your GPS device to the car by attaching it to that 12v wire.
it is a wiring system that monitor the movement of a car.it is been instulleda in a car to stand as a security to protect the car