BBC reporter steals E90 M3 in less than two minutes.

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  • Pantless Spency
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    gimme all ur gud bmw motorsport enginez

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  • e30trooper
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    Originally posted by Massimo
    Dosn't surprise me.


    Anything that is wireless can be hacked with a little bit of time from someone who knows what they are doing. The real question is what is going to happen in 10-20 years when BMW stop's support for these cars, and the technology is old allowing for anyone to use it.
    starting cars with bluetooth :pimp:

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  • Massimo
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    Dosn't surprise me.


    Anything that is wireless can be hacked with a little bit of time from someone who knows what they are doing. The real question is what is going to happen in 10-20 years when BMW stop's support for these cars, and the technology is old allowing for anyone to use it.

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  • Rsully70sev
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    Originally posted by Tamataz
    If this works then why did the thieves have to manually push the car away? Were they just trying to be quiet?
    Most likely trying to be quiet/stealthy.

    Originally posted by slammin.e28guy
    So, you say my car will be.....GONE IN 60 SECONDS!?

    I died. Well done hahaha

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  • CrusherCurtis
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    Okay so what the hell are they doing?

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  • Tamataz
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    If this works then why did the thieves have to manually push the car away? Were they just trying to be quiet?

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  • TDE30
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    Originally posted by slammin.e28guy
    Hold the trunk open button down in the vicinity of the car.
    The trunk is open, now what?

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    Originally posted by cabriolet
    once again. Old news! And both of you commented on it...
    ha!

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  • Cabriolet
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    Originally posted by slammin.e28guy
    There was another story of people janking the code the key sends to the car and using it to get in. That was on any BMW w/remote unlock. This is a new way entirely.
    Nope same old news from months ago. Just revisited by BBC.

    Originally posted by InuFaye
    Its dated September 12th.
    Look at the date of the video. 3-31-2012

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    Once again. Old news! And both of you commented on it...

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  • slammin.e28
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    Originally posted by Cabriolet
    Is old news, news today? this story is months old.
    There was another story of people janking the code the key sends to the car and using it to get in. That was on any BMW w/remote unlock. This is a new way entirely.

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  • InuFaye
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    Originally posted by Cabriolet
    Is old news, news today? this story is months old.
    Its dated September 12th.

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  • slammin.e28
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    Originally posted by TDE30
    Wow. My father just picked up an E90 M3 recently (our first vehicle with the new-fangled key/remote/theft device) and I couldn't help but notice that unlike traditional remotes, there was no 'panic' or 'alarm' button to be found.
    Hold the trunk open button down in the vicinity of the car.

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  • Cabriolet
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    Is old news, news today? this story is months old.

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  • RUFFLZ
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    but there's two op's

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  • freeride53
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    This is op ... and his boy fren.

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