Testimonials
On September 25th 2001 in
Mexico City, where an estimated 200 vehicles are stolen each day, the
Ravelco Anti-Theft Device was put to the test. CESVI-MEXICO, a company
owned by the seven major insurance companies in Mexico, tried to hot wire
and steal a Nissan Sentra equipped with the Ravelco device.
CESVI-MEXICO said they would
approve the Ravelco if it passed the 8-Minute Test, by preventing
professional thieves hired for the occasion from starting the vehicle
within an 8-minute timeframe. At that time, no theft device or alarm ever
took more than three minutes to bypass. But after cutting wires and trying
for 35 minutes to bypass and disable the Ravelco, the company's hired
thieves gave up.
As a result, CESVI-MEXICO
approved the Ravelco. |
