Philadelphia police are warning drivers of newer model push-to-start vehicles that thieves are using advanced technology to steal cars without needing the original key.
“I’ve seen them stealing a car in under two minutes,” said Lt Brian Geer, who leads the Philadelphia Police Department’s Major Crimes Auto Theft Unit.
Police say the new trend of key fob cloning targets cars with push-to-start. Suspects use a key fob programming device and connect to the car’s computer…