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Originally Posted by David70
Never. Why would I? She was literally right next to her car when the guy got in and tried to drive off. My cars are 2nd and 3rd most expensive things I own behind my house so it doesn't make sense to me to not take the key, it's too easy. I also lock the doors on my house when I leave, unlikely to matter then either as I don't believe anyone has ever shown up and checked.
I am fine with everyone doing what they want but I won't congratulate someone for leaving their key in their car, it getting stolen and them fighting to get it back as it looks like the exact problem I easily avoid.
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Sure but do you lock the doors to your house if you're just going into the backyard for a few minutes? Same sort of situation. Maybe I'm not paranoid enough, but I don't think it's unreasonable. Especially since on some cars (including our BMWs), the doors have to be unlocked for the filler door to open.