Move over, Kia Boys: Thieves are now targeting Nissans

Update: 2025-03-13

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A new car theft trick is spreading fast, and it doesn’t even require your keys. Here’s how it works.

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Move over, Kia Boys: Thieves are now targeting Nissans

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Move over, Kia Boys: Thieves are now targeting Nissans

Kim Komando

Move over, Kia Boys: Thieves are now targeting Nissans