In the middle of Amsterdam Avenue, a computer was stolen in a targeted robbery. A friend tells J that they are installing a computer in an SUV that was robbed last year, which, according to him, is a common occurrence in Mexico City. Despite not having a car currently, J is determined to recover his vehicle as soon as possible.
The incident took place in Mexico, where the theft of car computers has become a common practice, causing great inconvenience to owners. J, who chooses to follow procedures properly, finds himself in a difficult situation as he cannot find spare parts at any branch. The Suzuki brand, owner of the affected vehicle, offers protection plans to prevent such thefts, although they are not available for all models.
The absence of the computer has caused a serious problem for J, who is making efforts to obtain a new one and repair his car, which has also been affected by the disappearance of other parts like the mirrors. The agency where he purchased the vehicle confirms that they have received a large number of SUVs without computers in the past year, demonstrating the extent of this issue in the Mexican capital.
In the midst of this odyssey, J is overwhelmed by the difficulty in finding a quick solution to his situation. The loss of the computer not only represents an economic problem, but it also causes great discomfort as he cannot use his vehicle. Despite efforts to find a solution, uncertainty and frustration persist in this story of theft and car stripping in Mexico City.
