Keyless BMW X6 M stolen in seconds sheesh

[god shamgod]

Whatever song that was playing during that video fukkin sucked lord have mercy

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

damn, that's my dream car to

BMW better fix this shyt

Breh, you gotta get some better dreams.

But a lot of the convenience that's sold to us in vehicles, makes it that much easier to steal for people.

 

[Astroslik]

Breh, you gotta get some better dreams.

But a lot of the convenience that's sold to us in vehicles, makes it that much easier to steal for people.

There is nothing lackluster about a BMW X6M.

Let me guess, you’re driving a Urus?

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

Is it really cheaper to pay someone to steal and transport a car overseas than to just buy one? What am I missing here?

 

[BlaccSunrise]

Another fat ass suv off the road.

Nothing of value was lost.

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

There is nothing lackluster about a BMW X6M.

Let me guess, you’re driving a Urus?

i'm saying, your dream car is a luxury midsize SUV that offers none of the durability or reliability of a Landcruiser or 4runner....that's just as easy to steal as a kia.

 

[GooPunch]

If this was some teenage brehs doing this, yall would be in here calling for the death penalty.

 

[BaggerofTea]

Is it really cheaper to pay someone to steal and transport a car overseas than to just buy one? What am I missing here?

With no cent in your name.

Yes, most def yes

 

[The_Sheff]

They have a device that can open garage doors too. Go on Youtube and search for Flipper Zero. It has a lot of uses but one is opening garage doors.

My nephew just almost had his Charger stolen about two weeks ago, but the only thing that saved him was he had a kill switch installed. They got the whole thing on camera. Dude came up and got his vin from his vehicle. He had one of those 1000 computer tools to program a key for the car as if it was lost, but left because he didnt want to bother finding the kill switch.

With a flipper you can try and brute force it and keep sending random codes until you get lucky, or you need to first capture a code from someone pressing the button.

It’s not the same as what happened here which is capturing the signal the key fob is always sending out.

 

[Windows 91]

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

It's not a good practice to keep your keys anywhere near your door, especially if you have key fobs for a remote start vehicle.

 

[old pig]

can I just wrap my key fob in foil paper?

 

[old pig]

ok…this graphic helps…I would be alerted/see them approaching the property…absolutely nothing happens in this neighborhood but still that mentality is what leaves folks lax

 

[Astroslik]

i'm saying, your dream car is a luxury midsize SUV that offers none of the durability or reliability of a Landcruiser or 4runner....that's just as easy to steal as a kia.

People in that market aren’t concerned about durability as much as the average person. They are aware that these vehicles are over-engineered and typically 3-4 year “rentals” before they get swapped out by the latest generation

 

[Astroslik]

With a flipper you can try and brute force it and keep sending random codes until you get lucky, or you need to first capture a code from someone pressing the button.

It’s not the same as what happened here which is capturing the signal the key fob is always sending out.

Not saying its the same but we’re saying that its possible to do essentially the same thing on a garage