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On many models keyless entry and remote start are options, rather than standard. If you park in a garage at night, then this particular attack isn't much of an issue.

I'm sure you didn't intend it that way, but "let them park in their garages" seems to imply the hoi polloi who don't have covered parking deserve to have their vehicles stolen...

It's standard with many "premium" brands (e.g. BMW, Audi, ...)

My 2015 Kia has it.

It is pretty much standard across all cars now days, except maybe the very bottom of the line models.

Thankfully, the 2019 Honda Fit I got does not have this feature. The Sport model had it, and was one of the reasons I decided against it. Old school keyless entry via fob button and traditional key ignition

Whew, my 2014 Camry does not have it. Dodged the bullet.

my Tesla Model 3 works by my phone being in range or swiping a key card. I am not sure if they are up to spoofing this method yet