Only in the US! This automaker will pay you if your car gets stolen—but only under certain conditions

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Ford will pay you $2,500 if your F-Series is stolen, and here’s how it works.

The idea is simple: in addition to an enhanced protection system, Ford promises to reimburse you up to $2,500 if your vehicle is stolen. A unique initiative in the United States that could change the game against thieves.

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Increasingly frequent thefts in the United States

Car thefts have never been so common, and Ford has decided to tackle the problem head-on. Many models are affected, despite ongoing improvements in tracking systems, including the F-Series pickups. To protect its customers, the American brand has launched a new security program called the Ford Security Package.

Car thefts have never been so common, and Ford has decided to tackle the problem head-on.
Car thefts have never been so common, and Ford has decided to tackle the problem head-on.

Enhanced security on the F-Series

To reduce the risk of theft, Ford has integrated several new features into its F-Series models, notably the F-150 and Super Duty. Now, all eligible vehicles receive free access to the Ford Security Package for one year. This program includes advanced monitoring with alerts sent directly to your smartphone via the FordPass app, so you’ll be notified in real time if someone tries to force entry or move your pickup without authorization. One of the most interesting additions is the Start Inhibit function. With this technology, you can remotely disable your vehicle’s ignition, preventing anyone from tampering with it even if they have a valid key. It’s an effective solution against key cloning or quick thefts in parking lots.

Ford has integrated several new features into its F-Series models, notably the F-150 and Super Duty.
Ford has integrated several new features into its F-Series models, notably the F-150 and Super Duty.

Financial support in case of theft

Ford isn’t just improving the security of its vehicles. The brand also offers a reimbursement of up to $2,500 if your F-Series is stolen and damaged, or if it isn’t recovered. This amount is intended to cover the insurance deductible, which is often high for this type of vehicle. To qualify, you simply need to be enrolled in the Ford Security Package and meet certain conditions, such as reporting the theft to the police and activating the monitoring via FordPass. This program is currently available in 40 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., but not yet in Canada. Ford has also stated that other models in its lineup might benefit from this service in the future—a very promising service that could inspire many other manufacturers, like Chevrolet or even Tesla, why not, since they’re always on the lookout for new innovative services to implement for their customers, both in the U.S. and beyond.

Ford also offers a reimbursement of up to ,500 if your F-Series is stolen and damaged.
Ford also offers a reimbursement of up to $2,500 if your F-Series is stolen and damaged.

A subscription after the first year

While this security package is offered free for the first year, it becomes a paid service afterward. The rate is set at $7.99 per month, a modest amount compared to the costs associated with vehicle theft. For F-Series owners, this represents extra insurance and welcome peace of mind, especially considering that these pickups are regularly among the most stolen vehicles in the United States.

This article explores Ford’s new security program for F-Series owners. By combining advanced protection and financial assistance in the event of theft, the American brand aims to offer its customers unprecedented peace of mind. With a monthly subscription after the first year, this service could very well become a standard in the automotive industry.

Images: © Ford

Adrien Conges
Adrien Conges
I grew up near Magny-Cours, an old Formula 1 circuit in France so I've been passionate about motorsport and automobiles since childhood. I currently live in Bordeaux, France and I'm still waiting for Ferrari to win a 17th F1 constructors' title.

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