This way to start, now almost impossible. Because engine electronic anti-theft is almost standard.
The key is not a simple key, there is a small chip in it, the vehicle can not detect this chip, the anti-theft can not be lifted, and the engine will automatically turn off even if it is on fire.
That is, even if you simply copy the key, you can't start the engine.
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Secondly, there are the following reasons
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1. Now there is too much monitoring, it is easy to find out the trajectory of the car after it was stolen, there may be a sky net system along the way, it is also easy to take pictures of the face of the person who stole the car, so the police can easily lock the suspect.
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2. Now stolen cars are definitely impossible to have a legal identity, so cheap cars are almost impossible to fence.
So people still steal luxury cars. Luxury cars are worth the risk because they're worth more.
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3. Now the car anti-theft system is more and more advanced, such as Onstar, the owner finds the vehicle stolen, immediately tell Onstar's platform.
Then, if the engine of the car is not started at the moment, the car will be limited to start (that is, it will not start).
If the car is moving, it is even more exciting, the doors will be locked, limiting engine power, forcing the vehicle to slow down, and the police will be notified of the location of the vehicle to assist the police in catching it.
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You steal the car, you don't expose yourself, and you fence it. It's getting harder. So no one wants to steal a car.
The chip in the car key works by electromagnetic induction, and when the anti-theft chip approaches the on-board computer, the anti-theft is lifted. Removing the anti-theft chip from the key, at close range, could theoretically start the car. However, under normal circumstances, try not to do so, the chip is very fragile, once subjected to external forces, it will cause damage.