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CGSULIT SC630 OBD2 Scanner ABS Brake Bleed Diagnostic Scan Tool, obd2 diagnosis - Vimarsana News

CGSULIT SC630 OBD2 Scanner ABS Brake Bleed Diagnostic Scan Tool, obd2 diagnosis

Why select CGSULIT SC630 for your car? Compared to other complicated scanners, the CGSULIT SC630 OBD2 universal scanner is designed for all families with cars at an affordable price to assist with the most common

Car rental agency was renting out stolen vehicles, then stealing them again: Peel police - Vimarsana News

Car rental agency was renting out stolen vehicles, then stealing them again: Peel police

Police allege a Mississauga car rental agency was renting out stolen vehicles, then stealing them again and re-registering them.

Ottawa to explore tougher auto-theft penalties, curb access to tools used by bandits - Vimarsana News

Ottawa to explore tougher auto-theft penalties, curb access to tools used by bandits

OTTAWA — The Liberal government is looking to put a dent in automobile theft by finding ways to ban devices commonly used to steal vehicles and eyeing tougher criminal penalties for perpetrators.

Ottawa mulls upping auto-theft penalties, curbing access to tools used by bandits - Vimarsana News

Ottawa mulls upping auto-theft penalties, curbing access to tools used by bandits

Canadian vehicles are turning up in places like Ghana and Nigeria, with one particular family having their SUV stolen on three separate occasions.

Trudeau hints at tougher penalties for car thieves at national summit - Vimarsana News

Trudeau hints at tougher penalties for car thieves at national summit

Takes a pointed jab at Conservative rival Pierre Poilievre, saying "catchy slogans" and two-minute videos won't solve the problem.