The Ghost is the original aftermarket CAN bus immobiliser. Protect your car from theft like nothing else on the market today. 

Now TASSA verified. Who is TASSA? TASSA is a 3rd party group of industry experts from police and security testing backgrounds. For more information on them go to www.tassa.pro 

The new TASSA verified Ghost-II systems also includes a special vehicle marking system used by insurance companies across Europe linking to the International Security Register. 

Click here to check compatibility 

The Ghost protects your car from key-cloning, hacking, and even key theft.  The Ghost has no key-fobs or LED indications to give away its location. The Ghost uses the buttons in your vehicle such as those on the steering wheel, door panels or centre console, to allow you to make a unique, changeable, disarm sequence (like a PIN code) that must first be entered before you can drive your car. Just like your credit card but you can make your car disarm sequence even safer by making it up to 20 presses long!

Get your car protected today from just £499 (RRP inclusive of VAT and installation)

Contact us using the form on this page with your vehicle make, model, year of manufacture, as well as your nearest town/city and we will give you a few options for approved installers near you.

In order to make extreme security also be hassle free, we have created a smart-phone application that connects to your car and allows you to get in and drive without having to enter the disarm sequence. This Ghost-II allows 2 phones to be connected. All you have to do is pair your phone with your Ghost-II, leave the Autowatch Ghost-II application running in the background with Bluetooth enabled and you can drive conveniently and securely. However, remember that if you phone is in range (5m to 10m) and the application is running the Ghost-II will be disarmed.

Search the Apple App Store for Autowatch Ghost-II or click here

Search the Play Store for Autowatch Ghost-II or click here

Features

• Immobilisation by communicating with the ECU
• Disarm sequence via buttons on steering wheel / dash
• No transmitted radio frequency signals
• Uses the on-board CAN data network
• User changeable disarm sequence
• Service / Valet mode means the disarm sequence is never compromised
• Secure, unique emergency code should the disarm sequence be forgotten
• Mobile application can connect to 2 phones to allow quick disarm

Protection from Key Cloning and Key Theft.

Important notes: We are at the mercy or phone manufacturers and operating system providers (Apple and Android). We test as much as possible on as many devices as possible but a software update might change how the phone uses Bluetooth and interrupt the functions of the Ghost. This sometimes happens at the first release of a major iOS update and subsequently gets fixed as minor updates follow. Always use the app as a convenience feature and not the primary disarm method. Always remember your disarm sequence and ALWAYS have access to your emergency code.

Can you afford to have your car stolen?

With the shortage of semi-conductor computer chips continuing across the globe it continues to disrupt the car industry. The Russia-Ukraine war, along with the covid pandemic has seen sales and production numbers taking a substantial, global hit. At first, it seemed it was only a problem for brands of appliances and computing, but the shortage of the silicon chips has seen the automotive industry halting production in some countries, therefore fewer new vehicles are available. This has led to lengthy waiting lists at dealerships, and buyers are now looking to buy second-hand vehicles instead.

It comes as a complete shock to consumers when they are either choosing a replacement vehicle (if stolen) or if purchasing a new vehicle, when they find out the lengthy wait for a new vehicle. The best scenario would be once a vehicle has been purchased customers should look at enhancing the security of the vehicle, with an Autowatch Ghost immobiliser. Vehicles are being stolen right across the country and the rate of theft has increased. According to the P A News Agency there has been 88,915 up until March 2022. Thieves are stealing in demand vehicles for the parts and can strip one within hours. It seems there has been a 40% decrease in car vehicle production in the UK alone.

Look at average dealership waiting times!

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