Do U-Haul box vans have GPS tracking?
So I've got a friend that has aquired a 2019 GMC Savana 2500 U-Haul box van that isn't linked to him or anyone he knows(it wasn't stolen, honestly)but he has the keys and it's sitting in his yard. He has a Chevy pick-up that's broke down and he's on disability so he can't afford a vehicle and the drivetrain from the U-Haul would be the answer to alot of his problems but I don't know if they have GPS so I don't know what to tell him on the matter. I told him in my opinion it's all good and if it were me I'd yank everything out of the U-Haul and stuff it in the pick-up then cut up the van,sell what doesn't have numbers and scrap the rest. They have it insured to the max and it won't hurt them a bit and these corporations and the government isn't doing anything to help ya survive,if anything they're putting a foot on your head as you doggy paddle so get a hand up where and when you can. It's not like you went and stole someones only ride. That I wouldn't condone but corporate greed has never given a second thought if they could get one over on us so why not pull a "Robin Hood". What's the consensus on this? Does it have GPS and should he help himself and there by his family or give back the corperate dividend?
Posted Jan 8, 2024, 12:46 PM UTC