Automotive & EV

Toyota LandCruiser and Prado get new anti-theft device - but it won't come cheap

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Toyota Australia has introduced a new anti-theft device for the LandCruiser 300 Series and Prado 250 Series, costing $1735 to install. This secondary immobilizer enhances vehicle security amid rising thefts of popular models like the RAV4 and HiLux, making it harder for thieves to bypass factory security measures. Developers should monitor similar security innovations as car theft becomes a more pressing issue in Australia.

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