Should I leave my car unlock next year? VOTE

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The discussion revolves around the best approach to securing a car while living in a campus apartment. One participant shares advice from their mother to leave the car unlocked and empty to prevent damage from break-ins, while another recounts a negative experience of a homeless person damaging a car. The consensus leans towards locking the car, as leaving it unlocked can invite theft or vandalism, even if the vehicle itself lacks valuable items. Concerns about insurance coverage are raised, with some suggesting that leaving a car unlocked could void claims. Participants also discuss the effectiveness of various security measures and share personal anecdotes about theft experiences. Overall, the advice leans heavily towards locking the car and ensuring no valuables are visible, especially given the proximity to a bar parking lot.

Should I leave my car unlocked?

  • YES - Leave it unlocked

    Votes: 5 18.5%
  • NO - Lock it up

    Votes: 22 81.5%

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    27
  • #51
sorry Danger, I meant the OP, I should’ve quoted it
 
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No problem; I do that all of the time as well. That's why I have to do so much editing afterward.
The only reason that I suspected that you might be asking me was because of the term 'tank'. My cousin's son didn't know about my vehicle (he was in his mid 30's at the time), and I showed up at her place for a holiday supper. He announced that I was there as soon as I pulled into the driveway. She asked him how he could possibly know that it was me, and he responded that it was either me or Mad Max, and I'm not fictional. :biggrin:

Here is a copy of a previous post that points out the reasoning behind his conclusion.

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=121506&highlight=el+camino"
 
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