As an ongoing effort to improve the safety of the VW cars, the original VW ATWS is retrofitted on to various VW models. These are original VW system and use only original VW parts and function as per factory installed system. The siren for the Touran is located behind the wiper assembly. Getting to it, is a difficult task making it even more difficult for the would be thief to tamper with the alarm. Installed the new roof light module with Anti Tilt/Intrusion sensors. On all Volkswagen cars equipped in the factory with Anti Theft System ( ATS) , it is possible to retrofit the Anti Theft Warning System (ATWS) which comprises of the interior monitoring & Anti-Tilt/Tow function. With the ATS, the vehicle is protected again break in as it would be impossible to open the door without the key or remote controller. However, entry by window glass breakage cannot be prevented.
With the ATWS, the vehicle would have an interior sensor to detect any movement or glass breakage. The siren would sound off if an intrusion is detected. Similarly, the ATS cannot warn the owner of vehicle being towed away or the wheels being stolen. Removing the car battery would not stop the siren from sounding as there is a built in Lithium battery. This function can be switched off intentionally. Situation such as an occupant remaining in the vehicle or towing of vehicle for repairs, the function can be deactivated using the switch located on the B-pillar. Locking or Unlocking the doors via Kessy Touch Handle, remote control or by turn key, would obtain a confirmation "CHIRP" from the ATWS. On vehicles with KESSY function, it is also possible to program the ATWS to auto arm the vehicle. This function is known as PASSIVE ARMING . Vehicle left unattended and unlock with the KESSY key outside the vehicle after several minutes, the system would automatically lock and arm the vehicle. However, disarming is only possible using the driver's door KESSY handle or Ignition Key Start ( IMMO recognition ). The equipment comprises of the Siren Horn c/w protective casing, tilt/motion sensor, deactivation switch, custom electrical harness and labour to install. Vehicle can be programmed to sound each time the doors are lock or unlocked using remote, key or KESSY touch. Jacking the vehicle at any point, would trigger the interior sensor to wound the alarm. When movement is detected by the sensor, the siren would sound. The Deactivating Switch is lighted up brightly when the doors are opened. Upon starting the vehicle, the light is dimmed. When ignition is switched off, the switch is brightly lilted to indicate readiness. When the switch is pressed now, an orange light would appear. When the doors are now locked, the interior sensor would be deactivated.
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Gap Insurance as you may already know is a form of supplementary insurance that runs along side your own fully comprehensive motor insurance. It comes into force when your vehicle is written off and pays the shortfall that is created when your own insurance company pays the market value on the day of loss. Gap insurance has come along way since its first versions as a form of finance gap and contract hire insurance. Logically evolving into a form of return to invoice gap insurance. This allowed cash and finance buyers to protect not just the outstanding finance but instead the invoice price they paid. There was however one big problem with standard forms. Costs increase over time. Transportation, manufacturing costs, labour costs, variations in rates of value added tax means that over any extended periods of time the cost of a new vehicle increases. This led to consumers who had as they thought fully protected themselves with a gap policy still being left out of pocket. Let me show you exactly what I mean. For illustration purposes lets say that you bought a Volkswagen Golf GTI in 2007 and paid just over 20,000. Four and a half years later your Volkswagen skids on black ice. Thankfully your Golf performs impeccably and absorbs the impact allowing you and your passengers to walk away with nothing more than minor cuts and bruises. The amount of damage your Golf sustains however leaves no option for your insurance company to write it off.
The 2018 Volkswagen e-Golf’s interior is not a new design, it is basically the same interior as the gas-powered version from VW. This means that the interior is based on years of research and design that provides a comfortable and user-friendly driving experience. The 2018 VW e-Golf features an 8 inch infotainment display that is easy to view and navigate. Steering wheel controls allow for operation of many of the car’s accessories without having to let go of the wheel. The dash has two large dial meters, the right is a conventional speedometer while the left is a charge gauge that is simple to understand and monitor. Volkswagen’s basic audio system outperforms most others on the market, but upgrades are available. The 2018 VW e-Golf near Charlotte is ready to hit the road at Keffer Volkswagen serving Charlotte Concord Huntersville North Carolina. The Golf is a front wheel drive vehicle that is based on the gas version which has developed a reputation for performance and reliability through years of testing and design improvements. The vehicle is built with a low center of gravity, which helps to improve performance such as keeping the vehicle stable in turns.
