A6 WAS STOLEN
#1
06-19-2008, 01:24 PM
A6 WAS STOLEN
Hi my name is Tom and I am new to this forum and many others like it. My a6 was stolen last october and then subsequently recovered a month later in really bad shape. Long story short my insurance company totalled the car but denied my claim. This has been going on for 8 months now. I was just recently denied and have since gotten a lawyer. My lawyer amongst many things has told me to do some research as to how a 2001 audi a6 2.7t could be stolen without a key. I lost a key at my marina many months prior but the insurance company denied my claim stating that there was no signs of forced entry and or damage to the steering column and they don't buy the fact that my key was lost, or even believe if someone had gotten ahold of it they would have stolen my car. I'm going from forum to forum asking experienced individuals like yourself to give me a heads up as to if and how my car could have been stolen if the thief didn't have the key without leaving any damage behind. I would appreciate any help you guys can give me. If you don't feel comfortable posting here as to how to steal a car, essentially the info I am looking for, then please call me at 978-979-5995, my name is Thomas Gagnon and I live in beverly ma. I swear there is no scam here, just at my ropes end as too what to do.
Thanks everyone
Thanks everyone
#2
06-19-2008, 07:56 PM
RE: A6 WAS STOLEN
Id start by talking to Techbod. From what ive experienced here, he knows eerthing about Audi's
https://www.audiforums.com/m_875703/tm.htm
You can find him towards the end of that thread if you want to send him a PM. Otherwise, i have no idea. Ive heard rumors of this new way of being able to hardwire into the system with a push button ignition that doesnt need the key. If you said they stole it and it was gone for a while, theres no reason they coultn have been careful in disassembling and leaving little trace as to what they did to the steering column or ignition housing.
PLus, the chances of you losing a key at a marina and someone holding on to it for that long only to magically come across your car months later are very slim
https://www.audiforums.com/m_875703/tm.htm
You can find him towards the end of that thread if you want to send him a PM. Otherwise, i have no idea. Ive heard rumors of this new way of being able to hardwire into the system with a push button ignition that doesnt need the key. If you said they stole it and it was gone for a while, theres no reason they coultn have been careful in disassembling and leaving little trace as to what they did to the steering column or ignition housing.
PLus, the chances of you losing a key at a marina and someone holding on to it for that long only to magically come across your car months later are very slim
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