While thieves attempt to hijack vehicles by wedging a plastic bottle into the passenger-side wheel well to create a terrifying crackling sound as you drive off, the sudden noise is actually an ambush tactic designed to lure you out while the engine is running—revealing that this simple plastic bottle is a cunning trap meant to steal your car the moment you step out to investigate… READ MORE BELOW
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