Significance

• Radio replacement costs can run an average of $300 to $400, according to Chevrolet Assistant Service Manager Sean Daniels of Ray Skillman Chevrolet, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The loss may be covered under your auto insurance comprehensive coverage; however, if you carry a high deductible, you may have to bear this cost.
  
  

Features

• General Motors uses the Theftlock factory installed system on all products, including its Chevrolet brand. If power is cut to the radio or audio system, the anti-theft device triggers the locking mechanism. The radio console will display "radio locked" once power is restored. The thief cannot use the radio unless he has the system "unlock" code. This code is given to the owner when they purchase a new vehicle.
  
  

Prevention/Solution

• According to State Farm Insurance, you can reduce your risk of auto vandalism and theft by locking your car consistently, parking in a lighted area and keeping any packages hidden. Lock your vehicle and garage at home.