Hi, >>There's no malevolent body of twits investing their time to destroy either >>of these cars. Didn't you understand that a malevolent body of twits >>investing their time to destroy was the major point of the argument? No?
> On the other hand, there are differences between car brands > regarding, for example, how easy they are to break into and/or to > steal. The malevolent body of twits sure have a thorough knowledge > about those differences, and chooses the easy targets when needing a > ride. that rather sums up the whole sorry issue. Anybody who cares to look can find out the 'stealability' statistics for cars, and no doubt some people do take this into consideration. But for most people it is not a significant factor in their buying decisions. Perhaps in some other universe on some mailing list unrelated to cars there is somebody who berates the contributors for buying the cars that are the easiest to steal. Who knows? -- Cheers, Bob
