Car dealerships, like repair shops, have become favorite targets for thieves, since they hold millions in inventory and let criminals essentially shop for whatever they want. We’ve warned dealers are vulnerable, and a Georgia case proved it when thieves swiped the keys.
Securing keys is critical, since their theft hands criminals access to an entire lot. The break-in is another reminder of the mounting pressure on dealers to fortify their premises against increasingly bold theft crews.
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