PROTECT YOUR VEHICLE
Be Alert!
Invest in a good anti-theft device.
Lock your car and take your keys even if it's in front of your home or office.
Keep your spare keys in your wallet, not in your car
Avoid parking behind fences, large bushes try to park in well-lighted areas.
Roll up windows completely.
Always check your gas gage and make sure there's more than enough gas to get there and back.
Park as close as possible to the business or retail outlet that your going to.
Keep everything of value in the trunk. If you do leave packages in the car, make sure they're out of sight.
Never leave your car running while it is unattended.
If your home has a garage park inside
If you see any suspicious person or activity near a vehicle, call the police immediately.

WHEN SELLING OR BUYING A CAR
Be cautious of the low priced bargain car.
Beware of fast sell pressures.
Check the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to see if it has been altered.
Be suspicious of fresh paint on a car.
Complete all paper work at the time of the sale.
If you are selling a car, never allow a person to test drive the vehicle alone.
Ask to see an interested buyer's drivers license, and write down the name, address, driver's license number, etc.
Make certain the driver's door contains a Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard Label. This label is often called a mylar sticker, and it contains the Vehicle Identification Number. Presence of the label is required by law

Anti Theft Devices
Antie Theft Devices stop the amateurs and slow down the professionals.
Check with your car dealership or garage for vehicle anti Therft Devices.
suchs as:  Manufactured installed security devices, kill switchs and alarms.
Make sure your vehicle has a locking gas cap