You finally buy a new car, you are feeling great about it, and then somebody points out a GPS tracker hidden under the dashboard. That is the kind of surprise nobody expects after signing a pile of paperwork at the dealership.
Most people expect car repairs to be expensive. What they don’t expect is walking into a repair shop thinking the bill will be manageable, only to get hit with charges thousands of dollars higher than the original estimate.
Finding a hidden GPS tracker in your car is the kind of thing that instantly makes your stomach drop. The good news is that while the situation feels invasive and stressful, there are still practical ways to protect yourself and figure out what’s actually going on.
