Car security is getting all the more important and indeed, becoming a condition of car insurance policies rather than entitling the car owner with such specialist devices a discount.
It’s accepted that most new cars are fitted with security devices when leaving the factory nowadays, but when you are looking at older and prestige cars that may not be the case.
In the main, most of us can get away with fitting relatively cheap security/alarm systems but for those people with prestige, luxury or top of the range performance motors from manufacturers such as Aston Martin, Ferrari and Jaguar, these basic systems will simply not be up to scratch.
Autotxt offers a hi-tech system that communicates with an owner’s Bluetooth device e.g. mobile phone.
Trusted by some of the World’s most technologically advanced and prestigious car makers, the system allows customers to benefit from sophisticated and reliable Thatcham approved stolen vehicle tracking solutions including the new UK insurance standard CAT 5 stolen vehicle recovery.
The security unit is concealed in the car and authenticates the driver upon starting the ignition. Turn the ignition on without the authorised Bluetooth phone being recognised and a message is sent to the command centre alerting them to the fact and they initiate steps to track the vehicle.
The command centre will make contact with the owner to verify whether the car has indeed been stolen and if it has, they will immediately notify the police.
Autotxt permits the vehicle to be tracked 24/7 in over 31 countries across Europe and even has the ability to enable the car to be disabled remotely by Autotxt with police permission.
Motor insurers are always in favour of people taking precautions to protect their possessions so if you do install this sophisticated technology, tell your insurer and you never know, given the level of security it offers, they may offer a discount!!
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