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Disabling an S60

posted by  someone claiming to be Frank on  Thu Nov 27 04:23 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Besides what others have mentioned, it'd be pretty near impossible for any rookie thief to steal any newer Volvo with its alarm system even IF anyone was to try. It's not as simple as an older GM car where a guy could break the steering column cover and drive away in seconds. Volvo's gone through great lengths to make thier security systems tough to bypass as auto theft is supposedly a bigger problem in Europe.






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