Um, no.
Uh-oh.
It's gone. From right in front of our house. Our Honda Accord Hybrid. Picked off the street last night. Damn. That car rocked. The thieves are no doubt enjoying the excellent gas mileage and quiet ride.Our friend's car was stolen on Saturday night out of his garage near Racine & Diversey. Apparently, the thief had a remote control and drove up and down the streets seeing if a garage door would open.
Maybe that Lojack isn't such a dumb-sounding product after all.
If you all see a car that looks just like this one in the photo driving around with bad guys in it, please let me know. I'm announcing this as kind of like an Amber Alert but for our car.
Sigh.
2 comments:
See, you should've bought on a cul-de-sac!
Bummer, Jennifer :(
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