Most modern cars I'm sure.
My car has OnStar and even though I don't use the service the tech is still in the car. They could track it and even kill the engine.
Most modern cars I'm sure.
My car has OnStar and even though I don't use the service the tech is still in the car. They could track it and even kill the engine.
Thinking about it, most modern car in Europe are equipped with some devices that can call emergency services in case of an accident. I wouldn't be surprised if there was a gps to send the location of the vehicle as well. The only escape is a donkey and a chariot.
Thinking about it, most modern car in Europe are equipped with some devices that can call emergency services in case of an accident.
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a gps to send the location of the vehicle as well.
The only escape is a donkey and a chariot.
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a gps to send the location of the vehicle
Absolutely.
The tech started being rolled into new vehicles here in the mid 90s. So you're looking at something at least 25 years old to avoid it.
>I wouldn't be surprised if there was a gps to send the location of the vehicle
Absolutely.
The tech started being rolled into new vehicles here in the mid 90s. So you're looking at something at least 25 years old to avoid it.
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