Thieves steal keyless cars; owners must protect vehicles

Owners of keyless-start vehicles are facing an urgent warning due to a surge in thefts, with experts advising immediate protective measures. Thefts of keyless cars have increased by over 60% in the last year, as criminals employ advanced methods to clone signals and steal vehicles quickly. Thieves target high-end models, using technology to bypass security systems and start cars without physical keys. To protect their cars, owners are advised to use Faraday pouches for key fobs, park in garages, and consider steering wheel locks. Police are also increasing precautions to combat this growing crime trend.