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Insurance is cheaper than a guard.If the car is in a locked showroom, behind a locked fence, and the key is in a safe, the alarm isn't going to make a whole lot of difference.
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Why is that? As soon as someone breaks into the showroom, this can trigger a silent or loud alarm and contact the police.
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50 cent's car was there? I wonder if he knows his Mustang was "shunned" by the thieves for a new GT.and as for insurance being cheaper than an alarm....not any more.a basic alarm system for a dealership's showroom can run as little as $12,000 a year. I am willing to bet their insurance is near 5x that amount.
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Ahhhh... but the real question is: Will the insurance premium savings with the alarm exceed the cost of the alarm?
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50 cent's car was there? I wonder if he knows his Mustang was "shunned" by the thieves for a new GT.and as for insurance being cheaper than an alarm....not any more.a basic alarm system for a dealership's showroom can run as little as $12,000 a year. I am willing to bet their insurance is near 5x that amount.
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Are you sure you're not off by a zero? That's WAY too much money for a frickin' "basic" alarm. No wonder they don't have one, i wouldn't either, at that price.
And i bet their insurance covers the dealer plates on all the cars as well, and i'm sure theft is not the biggest factor in the cost of that.