An electronic device comprised of computer software and computer hardware that provides users the ability to identify authorized drivers via various technologies, namely, wireless communication, radio frequency identification (RFID), near field communication (NFC) technology, facial recognition, audio pattern recognition, gesture recognition, and voice recognition; an electronic device comprised of computer software and computer hardware that provides users the ability to lock and unlock a vehicle's doors, turn accessories on and off, locate and track a vehicle via a global positioning system (GPS), monitor a vehicle's status via its on-board diagnostics (OBD) system and input/output methods, namely, display, voice, audio and keypad, measure and detect changes in speed or acceleration due to an impact or driver behavior, configure a vehicle's immobilization system, and share and transmit data between a vehicle's computer and electronic subsystem and a user's wireless device or computer using OBD, Controller Area Network (CAN), wireless communication, cellular, beacon technology, local area networks and the Internet, web browser or email