OnStar customers are a very small percentage of the population.
Yeah, you may be correct but I think most cars now have the Keyless-go or similar system, or some type of remote entry system so that kids cant get locked inside. There are very few cars, that I have seen, that still rely solely on a key to enter the vehicle anymore.
I like the youtube atomic ant. I had a ’65 1/2 mustang myself years ago, baby blue, gave it up for a Chevy van! Go figure.
I had three Mustangs; 1979, 1985, 1999. The first two did not have keyless entry systems. The cop in Chicago busted the window on the '85. It had electric locks.
I double parked to drop a girl at her hotel. I left the engine running and popped the trunk open with the button in the glove box. I got out and took out her bags and closed the trunk. She got out and politely pressed the electric door lock button. She closed the door thinking it only locked her side. Oops.
A cop tried a slim jim. It would not work. I was informed Ford placed a metal plate in the door specifically to thwart slim jims as an anti-theft measure. The cop called a lock smith that wanted $100.00 just to show up. I told the cop to break the glass instead. The window cost about me about $70.00 to replace. It replaced by one of the glass companies that comes to your office in a truck and does it on site.
Oh, it just occurred to me. My son gave me a scare when he was about five. In the 1999 Mustang, I made the mistake of leaving him in the car with the engine running. He locked me out as a joke. Eventually he let me in. I never made that mistake again. They keyless entry system was with him. Inside the car.
