Toyota GR Corolla Owner Discovers Dealer-Installed GPS Tracker
A Surprising Find
Sometimes car owners discover cool features long after their initial purchase, like windows that all roll down with a long press of the unlock button or a hidden storage cubby few know about. In the case of Anthony Do, the unexpected “feature” he found was a dealer-installed GPS tracker on his Toyota GR Corolla, which he was unaware of.
Legal Investigation
Do’s legal council is currently reviewing the purchase agreement to determine if the dealer installed the GPS tracker illegally. Although they have not found any mention of the device in the agreement, they expect the issue to be resolved once the investigation is complete.
Dealer Denial and Admission
Do confronted the Toyota dealer after discovering the GPS tracker in his car. Initially, a higher-up at the dealership denied installing the device. However, when presented with evidence, including Do’s video and the tracker itself, the dealer admitted to installing it. Their justification was that the tracker was intended for tracking stolen cars from the dealership.
Potential Risks
Do argues that the dealer’s explanation doesn’t make sense, as he witnessed the arrival of his car at the dealership. He also raises concerns about the potential for unauthorized access to the GPS data, which could pose a security risk.
Reasons for Legal Action
The motive behind Do’s decision to sue the dealer remains unclear. It could be to set a precedent against dealers engaging in such behavior or to seek compensation for damages. Further details are yet to be revealed.
Conclusion
The investigation into the dealer-installed GPS tracker in the Toyota GR Corolla is ongoing. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
