Sounds like an urban myth. Sure, it COULD happen but as others said, unlikely that a dealer would let someone take a car w/o copying a driver's license. Also, what are the odds that someone lives close enough to a dealer that they traded their car in at? So a thief would have to pick a car whose owner hadn't erased their GPS "home", lived within a "test drive" distance from the dealer, didn't delete the garage door opener code. And then pull up in the middle of the day with the 2nd car with no one home. And hope they don't have a burglar alarm. Or the neighbors aren't watching. Most people who drive "high-end" cars probably live in "high-end" houses with burglar alarms.
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It'd be just as easy for them to drive up to a random house and break in. They pull that trick at my house and the alarm would go off and they'd have 2 dogs jumping at them when they walked in the garage door. :wink:
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