BMW dealer got jacked
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BMW dealer got jacked
The local BMW stores their excess inventory right behind my work. Over the weekend 2 of the brand new 3 series got their wheels jacked. Both cars are sitting on wooden pallets but because the pallets are not big enough the rotors are touching the ground on the other side. Ouch. Now that's a lowered vehicle
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When I worked for BMW, stolen wheels was a common occurrence, you would be amazed to see a car drive on it's rotors or at least get pulled up a flat bed on the rotors, painful to see and hear
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No security at all. No cameras, nothing. If I know how to break into cars, I would guess I could of "borrow" one for a month and they wouldn't even know one is missing out of 30 of them sitting in the overflow lot, then bring it back with 10k miles on it
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No wheel locks on any of them. What's even more sad it that all the cars are still sitting out there. They did get a little bit smart and parked the cars tightly side by side so no space between them but still leaves the cars at the end exposed.
It is too bad people stoop that low to steal wheels.
It is too bad people stoop that low to steal wheels.
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Our local BMW shop has attack-trained German Shepards they keep in a big cage during the day, then let them out at night (within the dealer fence-borders) when the place closes. Stolen wheels, there, are NOT a problem. Those dogs, trust me, would scare off a grizzly bear.