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The anti-theft system of Rolls-Royce
(21) | 21/03/2018 | Translate: The Mark Powell, Sales Manager for the Rolls-Royce in Tampa Bay, demonstrates the anti-theft system installed in the cars of the famous brand since 2004 to protect the "Spirit of Ecstasy", the small statue lying on the bonnet.
When the vehicle is stationary, a possible touch at statuette activates a mechanism that mounts quickly inside the body, making the interceptor.
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