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Ford Ka 'least likely car to be stolen', while the Toyota Yaris is hot property
That is what burglar-turned-security expert Michael Fraser claims to be behind a survey that found all 9,070 Ford Ka3s remained safely on their owners’ driveways over the last five years.
They are not alone, as the Chevrolet Matiz, Suzuki Ignis, Hyundai I10 Comfort and Nissan Skyline were also considered safe bets, with theft rates of one in 5,000 or lower.
Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/news/872353-ford-ka-least-l...
Story by Sonia Elks
That is what burglar-turned-security expert Michael Fraser claims to be behind a survey that found all 9,070 Ford Ka3s remained safely on their owners’ driveways over the last five years.
They are not alone, as the Chevrolet Matiz, Suzuki Ignis, Hyundai I10 Comfort and Nissan Skyline were also considered safe bets, with theft rates of one in 5,000 or lower.
Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/news/872353-ford-ka-least-l...
Story by Sonia Elks
Odd. However, I left mine unlocked in a town car park once. Returned at 10pm, pressed remote and it armed the alarm. "Oopsie!", I thought. Then went to check that the engine was still there.
Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

RemainAllHoof said:
Odd. However, I left mine unlocked in a town car park once. Returned at 10pm, pressed remote and it armed the alarm. "Oopsie!", I thought. Then went to check that the engine was still there.
Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.


RobCrezz said:
RemainAllHoof said:
Odd. However, I left mine unlocked in a town car park once. Returned at 10pm, pressed remote and it armed the alarm. "Oopsie!", I thought. Then went to check that the engine was still there.
Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.


Stu R said:
I left my R33 GTR standing on the drive, unlocked, with the keys in the ignition for four and a half months. It wasn't intentional. Safe to say I praising my luck and cursing my stupidity when I noticed upon getting home.
I was gonna say, it was a great drive. We thought it best to park it back on the drive after the SXOC trackday. RemainAllHoof said:
Odd. However, I left mine unlocked in a town car park once. Returned at 10pm, pressed remote and it armed the alarm. "Oopsie!", I thought. Then went to check that the engine was still there.
Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

Did they ever fit an SR20 to a skyline? That's an Almera gti engine.
Everyone knows the RB26 is where it's at

DanGPR said:
RemainAllHoof said:
Odd. However, I left mine unlocked in a town car park once. Returned at 10pm, pressed remote and it armed the alarm. "Oopsie!", I thought. Then went to check that the engine was still there.
Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

Maybe it is because it was an RB25 not an SR20 engine that it was still there... you know... a couple of Nissan SR20s would pull a premium one week before race wars.

Did they ever fit an SR20 to a skyline? That's an Almera gti engine.
Everyone knows the RB26 is where it's at

SR20DE - Almera engine, amongst others
SR20DET - Turbo version fitted to GTIR and S14 200sx etc.
You'll probably find one fitted to a Skyline aftermarket somewhere. The R32 GTST had a crappy (nice sounding but utterly useless) 2 litre in it, though it was an RB20DET 6 pot it's only better than an SR20 in sound IME.
The same car was 'commandeered' at an SXOC event, so this comes as little surprise 
SR20DET - Turbo version fitted to GTIR and S14 200sx etc.
You'll probably find one fitted to a Skyline aftermarket somewhere. The R32 GTST had a crappy (nice sounding but utterly useless) 2 litre in it, though it was an RB20DET 6 pot it's only better than an SR20 in sound IME.
RemainAllHoof said:
I was gonna say, it was a great drive. We thought it best to park it back on the drive after the SXOC trackday. 
The same car was 'commandeered' at an SXOC event, so this comes as little surprise 
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