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Originally Posted by Convert
With no update since May of 2022 indicating otherwise, I assume that 3 of the cars were not found. I adopted the AirTag suggestion for my car as a low-cost alternative to LoJack, but have to remember to replace it before the battery is exhausted.
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I bought an airtag a couple years ago to test as a vehicle tracking system. So far it has worked very well. I plan to purchase them for my vintage vehicles soon.
A couple of tips for anyone thinking of doing this. Name the tag something normal. For example "My Backpack". So if thieves are alerted to it's presence they will look for a backpack, not a tag actually left with the car itself. Also place the airtag where it is very hard to find/get to. Like you have to disassemble parts of the interior to even get to it.