Using simple anti-theft devices such as an OBD port lock and a Club steering wheel lock can make your car less attractive to thieves ...

OBD II cars have a port — usually located under the dashboard on the driver’s side — that devices can plug into and connect to a car’s computer.

Police said some thieves are plugging a high-tech device into a vehicle’s on-board diagnostics (ODB) port, to be able to start the engine and steal the car.

The Fixd Active Car Health Monitor plugs into your vehicle's OBD-II port and connects to an app on your phone to provide maintenance reminders and other helpful info to help keep your car in top ...

If you would like an easy way to monitor data from your car, you might be interested in a new OBDII adapter launched this month via Kickstarter. The OBDII adapter has been specifically designed ...