Car was stolen from a driveway in Canada. We found it in West Africa

So, why no focus on the Port of Montreal? Seems to me like why the cars are disappearing from Canada is because that port is a very easy point of exit for the stolen goods. There's probably a big organized crime syndicate bribing/controlling the authorities there.

Edit: then again, it's the major port of Eastern Canada, so, I suppose, where else would it go through?

I remember a couple years ago seeing some writeup on hacking cars via CAN Bus by pulling out a headlight/ taillight, and a chorus of people here saying how it's not a feasible way to steal a car because you'd get noticed, it takes too long, blah blah blah. According to this article, that's exactly what they're doing

I guess PKI not used between fob and car?

Sounds to me there's less verification between fob and car, than contactless EMV card and reader. How is this possible? Is it an industry wide practice?

When my friend's car was stolen in LA it was later found in the Philippines.