what is the absolute best alarm?

Here goes my first post at the12volt.com! I've recently been in the market for a top of the line alarm system. It is going into a 1993 Honda Accord. Cost is not a concern, this is one item I am not going to skimp on. I want a fully-covered vehicle, and the peace of mind that comes with it. So far I've been doing a great deal of research online and have begun talking to alarm shops in my area about different brands etc. Originally I wanted the Autopage RS 1000 OLED (Or C3 RS 900 LED because I've heard problems about the OLED remotes) but the owner of one of the shops I went to recommended the Clifford 50.7x because of their history/reliability. I liked the Autopage because I can use my cell phone to unlock/lock/arm etc. and because of the GPS tracking feature. The man said that DEI also has a GPS system. I would appreciate any input on high quality alarms out there, and also comparisons between the Autopage C3 RS 1000/900 and Clifford 50.7x with GPS. So far I've only been able to find a somewhat decent review/comparison in 'Performance Auto & Sound' magazine. I am getting in addition to the brain: shock sensors tilt sensors microphone piezo sirens two way paging vibrate remote + sound starter kill secondary starter kill fuel cutoff remote unlock remote trunk popper? interior fogger? vehicle tracking system proximity sensor/microwave sensor back up battery (sirens too) one mile+ range neutral safety switch kill hood pin rear door handles for front handles, no key hole Remote Vehicle Starter? cellular notification ^any additions are welcome. I like that the Autopage offers an unlimited number of uses through cell phone. I want to be able to check the status of my car from my cell phone often. Feel free to mention other alarms if they're better. Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you in advance.

I might be biased but I've owned many Clifford in the past and my fave to date is the 50.7x. The only only that tops that is the Clifford Responder HD for graffics.Prepare your future. It wasn't the lack of stones that killed the stone age.

Get rid of the tilt, and the mike they wil false, use a dual  zone  prox.  Forget secondary starter kill, if I can get inside,  I'll  re-route that lot in 30 secs!   No keyhole?   Good luck when you get a flat battery!  All you need is one regular siren (hidden) and one battery back-up.  I've also owned much Clifford product in the past but US made,  I don't much like the current DEI product , I believe Autopage is now DEI.

I've installed quite a few different brands of alarms over the years and personally like Compustar the best. They have great range, are very installer friendly, and are very reliable. They also offer a GPS tracking system that allows lock/unlock/starting via computer and cell phone. That's a really expensive option to add to a 93 accord though. I used to have a Clifford alarm system on my car (pre DEI) and had quite a few problems with it. They were notorious for having issues with their alarm brains back then. Now they seem to be just re-badged DEI alarms.

I would be more concern on the install itself than on the price of the alarm, think of it this way, you can have the top of line secuirty system but if its install sloppy and not hidden then theres no point

bump, can someone tell me the best alarm on the market?

No as in how long is a piece of string and is your car worth it?  Your car on a good day is worth about a third of what you're going to have to spend.  We just threw away a 97 Accord.

Of course this is subject to opinion but I think he is just trying to get a good idea of what top remotes are out there. I have been wondering this for a while as well. I originally put an easycar remote starter in my car and was pleased with that. I recently put a python in there and have been very disappointed with it so I might put the easycar back in or if I can find one with really great features I might just get another one. I would really like to find one that will automatically unlock when I walk up to the door. The easycar actually has this feature but it doesn't work like it should.