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Honestly, I feel as though auto security also rests on the individual rather than the vehicle. I mean, one of the best security mechanisms is simply keeping things on the down low. By this I mean turning down your awesome sound system, not blowing off on people (turbo), considering mounting gauges in less obvious areas, and most importantly, not telling anyone what you have. It may be hard for some people to lie and say they are stock under the hood but it may save you your car. I know when anyone asks I say my motor is stock and I'm lowered on cut springs.
Another thing I noticed is stolen cars for sale. I can't say it enough but you should not let anyone know where you live. Even if it is to buy a part, you don't want random strangers to know where you live. Meet up at a local point of interest. You may be too lazy to go out but again you never know. My buddies Chevelle was stolen the same day he had some people at his house to check it out when it was for sale. Could have been avoided.
OP I think your idea is great and I fully support it. I don't mean to be cliche but an ounce of protection is better than ten pounds of the cure. With that said, keep it quite and be safe everyone.
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