Ferrari Ghost Installer - How to Keep Your Ferrari Safe From Car Hackers

Kylie Jenner, a reality star, recently posted a Snapchat showing off her white Ferrari autowatch ghost installation. The 18-year old was gifted the luxurious car as a birthday present from her boyfriend rapper Tyga.

The Ghost immobiliser is not visible to thieves and works using buttons on the steering wheel, dashboard or centre console to generate a unique sequence up to 20 presses long like a pin code for your bank card. It prevents the engine to start without the unique code.

Safety & Security

The technology is evolving and car hackers are becoming sophisticated. They are able to hack the system of your vehicle. This can include the engine control unit (ECU) as well as infotainment systems and other parts of your vehicle. But, there are ways to shield your vehicle from hacking and keep it safe.

One of the most effective ways is to install one of the most effective methods is to install a Ghost immobiliser system. It is a car security system that stops thieves from cloning keys or remotely stealing your vehicle without the key and app authorisation. This system is acknowledged by the majority of insurance companies as a great deterrent.

It does this by interpreting data from your vehicle's buttons. This information is used to create a unique PIN code push-sequence only you can know. Only when this sequence has been completed can the car be started. This is a great method to protect your vehicle from theft and ensure its security.

You can save money on insurance premiums as well as enjoy peace of mind by installing a car security system. It is important to ensure that the installation is done by a TASSA approved company. This means that the engineer who installs your car security system must pass a stringent series of tests, which includes CRB and identity checks.

Style & Performance

Ghost Motorsports fitted a full exhaust to the twin-turbo V8. This, along with other performance enhancements, makes it sound great. This makes the Ferrari an even more snarling, aggressive sound that will please purists and will help to maximize the power of its powerplant.

The Los Angeles-based company is also showing a Ferrari 488 GTB in its booth at SEMA and has been outfitted with a range of performance and aesthetic enhancements that include Evoklass side skirts, a rear spoiler, install Kompression wheels (22" at the back and 21" in front) and Delinte tires and a custom color wrap from Impressive Wrap.

The Ghost CAN bus is also installed in the car. It is a sophisticated anti-theft system that disables the car's engine and prevents it from being started by key-cloning or hacking. It operates by with a unique and programmable sequence of button and pedal actions similar to a PIN code on a credit-card. It could take as many as 20 press to disable the vehicle. A key is required to restart the car afterward.

Comfort & Convenience

The Ghost is a pleasure to drive, as you would expect from the Rolls-Royce. Engineers have worked hard to make the Ghost as quiet and smooth as possible. The car is quiet and install smooth even on the bumpiest British roads. The rear seats can be configured to seat three or more people, and you can choose between premium open-pore wood veneers as well as high-gloss veneers for the cabin. The Black Badge models also feature bespoke technical fiber cabin trim.

You can also personalize the interior by using the finest leather available in any color. The seats can be wrapped in the same hide as the door panels and you can choose contrast stitching and piping to further personalize your ride. Other standard features include climate control as well as the heated steering wheel and a door with a power 'Effortless' design.

Value for Money

For a car that's starting cost is close to buy a median-priced house in certain areas of the United States the new Ghost really does have plenty to offer. From RR staff travelling the globe to analyze rain drops to ensure roof rain channels function as well as they can, to the 850 LED'stars on the dashboard fascia which are designed to not only illuminate the interior, but also add a dash of sparkle, there is plenty of features in the Purosangue.

The car also has an immobiliser, which is deftly installed inside the interior and requires a sequence of pedal and button movements to start the engine, acting much like a chip and pin system. It's the kind of technology that does not make big headlines but adds up to a car that is extremely well-equipped and is difficult to steal, keeping your passengers safe on your travels. It's a good thing indeed.