Stolen in London Land Rover was unexpectedly found in Russian Irkutsk

"In vigilance, police officers initiated a check of the vehicle," - reported in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Irkutsk region, which is located more than 8000 km from London. During registration with GAI bodies, the inspector doubted because foreign state registration signs were installed on the car. The black crossover was discovered through Interpol, and the Russian authorities said it would be returned to the legal owner.

The car identification numbers and the car engine coincided with the stolen car, which indicated that it was taken out by a gang, which was engaged in illegal trade in vehicles. The Russians did not inform either the original license plate or the name of the owner-briton. Irkutsk is located in five time zones east of the capital of Russia Moscow. Land Rover was identified as stolen when the new "owner" tried to register it.

British media say Range Rover cars are so easy to steal that owners in London now resort to extreme methods to protect their cars. They fasten them with chains to trees like bicycles. The high chain is wrapped around the car and trees at least twice and secured with a large hinged lock to scare away the thieves. The elite brand faced the reputational crisis after the owners complained that their cars have become too expensive to insure through wave of theft throughout the country.

It turned out that Jaguar-Land Rover has a vulnerability in the Jaguar-Land Rover. Professional kidnappers buy on the "black market" hardware and software, which allows to bypass the anti -theft system and its immobilizer in minutes. The storage technology of Land Rover is: only two devices are required - a key and a device that is inserted into the diagnostic connector of the car, then a key jacket is inserted.