Got A Keyless Ignition Starter? The Latest Device Thieves Are Using To Steal Your Car

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Buyers Beware: JeffCars.com's Tips To Avoid Buying A Flood-Damaged Vehicle

Thousands of vehicles are expected to be disbursed around the country and could possibly appear as a ready to sell used vehicle, when in fact, they could be damaged goods.

Flood-damaged vehicles for the most part are worth about 40 percent less than the actual book value, the amount a non-damaged vehicle usually sells for on the used car market. 

So, to ensure that you’re not left holding the bag, paying too much for a flood-damaged vehicle or to literally steer clear of a flood-damaged vehicle, here are several tips to help navigate the inspection process. In fact, this process is useful for any used car purchase, not just flood-damaged vehicles. 

(VIDEO) The Latest Theft Trend: What Car Thieves Really Want

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According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, car thefts were down 3.3 percent in 2011.While car thefts are waning, these days thieves are wanting more than your vehicle. Click here to see the latest trend sweeping America, according to this ABC News video.