Lunatic crashes a a 3 day old 2011 Camaro

[Blackhawk6]

Solution: Fuel Door with Lock place key to fuel door on Key ring. This will force you to always have keys on you when pumping gas....................

[Rogue Leader]

Originally Posted by RedJewel2SS

i lock the doors BEFORE opening the trunk!

negligence on the driver's part. hopefully insurance is nice. if the vehicle is stolen because the keys were left in the car it is not covered.

Thats not true, its still covered even if you do something stupid like that. One big thing I learned working for a big Insurance company (which as an employee burned us every time that we had to pay for it) insurance DOES cover stupidity.

Just to relate a local story BTW, someone just got busted for wrecking a stolen car. In fact him and a friend of his stole two cars a 2010 Mazda and a 2010 Honda, at 11 PM from a house where everyone was asleep, and both cars had unlocked doors and keys in the ignition. This was after unsuccessfully trying to steal a bunch of other cars on the block (which, you know had the doors locked and the keys NOT in them). I mean seriously in this day and age, 2 BRAND NEW CARS leaving the doors open and keys in them. Nobodys neighborhood is that safe!

[2010 SSRS]

Originally Posted by helmincamaro

I always take my keys out... but this is one reason why I think all cars should have the gas tank on the driver's side. Having it on the right side just makes it take longer to get around to the driver's door if someone was to try to jump in.

I agree

[guiLT]

"2001 Chevy Camaro"

[helmincamaro]

Originally Posted by guiLT

"2001 Chevy Camaro"

could be worse... I was looking at a newer Trans-am WS6 at a dealership the other day. I asked the guy what year it was and he said "Its an 03-04... can't remember which".

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Blackhawk6

Solution: Fuel Door with Lock place key to fuel door on Key ring. This will force you to always have keys on you when pumping gas....................

Hmmmm....... Good idea. I leave my fuel door key in teh passenger door compartment.