Hey guys, woke up this morning and my car was gone. I'm beyond saddened, but if you guys can keep a look out I'd really appreciate it. I had just bought it 3 months ago, and due to my apartments shitty parking I had to park on a sketch back street last night. It was stolen sometime between 9:00 PM last night and 8:00 AM around the tropical park area on bird road and 79th ave.

It was a 2004 Sebring Silver AP2 with a silverstone metallic OEM front lip, AP2V1's and lowered on BC coils. Thanks fellas, my number is 305 322 9173

 

Damn sorry to hear man. Leaving it on the street it was only a matter of time. I tell people all the time if you don't have a place for the car just wait till you do. Hope you find it good luck.

 

Yea I was always super sketched out about leaving it there. I would try to get home early to snag a spot but I got home late that day. I slipped, people suck. Haven't heard back from the cops either.

 

Sorry to hear that man. s2000s have been getting bucked all over south florida in the past month. i'm up in broward and will keep an eye out for anything

 

Really hope you find the car in one piece. Didn't you fit the car with some kind of tracking system? That's always the first thing I do with my cars. You can find a decent tracking system for not even $100. Really worth it imo. Good luck with the search.

 

Sorry for your loose man. I can't help but always ask this every time I see a post like this but did you have any aftermarket security on it?

Hope this all works out for you.

 

Thx, and no it did not. Car had a LoJack and that was about it. Should have been at the top of my to-do list but hindsight is 20-20. No one has found the car so I've accepted she's gone

 

so the lojack didn't work???

 

Well, that's what insurance is for. Get another one, and build it better (and possibly less low) than the last one. Thieves are the ****ing worst, but there's a silver lining to every situation.

 

Sucks about the car, but if it's anything like any other S2000 theft down here, probably best to go ahead and start looking for a new one to hop on once insurance pays out.

Been happening since the early/mid 2000's.
Lojack works by sending out a signal from the transceiver but can only be picked up by police cars equipped with the tracking unit and they have to be within a certain distance. It's not a sure fix, but it's better than nothing.