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Cars Stolen Most Often - That Top 10


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Cars Stolen Most Often

According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB®), the most popular sedans -- the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and Ford Taurus are particularly attractive targets for thieves, along with sport utility vehicles (SUVs), pickup trucks, and mini-vans.

 

The NICB®, using data reported by its member insurance companies, has compiled a list of the 10 vehicles most frequently reported stolen in the U.S. in 2002. That top 10 includes:

 

1. Toyota Camry

2. Honda Accord

3. Honda Civic

4. Chevrolet Full Size C/K pick-up

5. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350)

 

 

 

6. Jeep Cherokee/Grand Cherokee

7. Oldsmobile Cutlass/Supreme/Ciera

8. Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan

9. Ford Taurus

10. Toyota Corolla

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Which cars are stolen most often in California?

 

1. Toyota Camry

2. Honda Accord

3. Honda Civic

4. Toyota Pickup

5. Chevrolet Full Size C/K Pickup

6. Nissan Sentra

7. Toyota Corolla

8. Ford Full Size Pickup (150/250/350)

9. Acura Integra

10. Toyota Van

11. Ford Mustang

12. Saturn SL

13. Jeep Cherokee/Grand Cherokee

14. Nissan Pickup

15. Oldsmobile Cutlass/Supreme/Ciera

16. Ford Explorer

17. Ford Escort

18. Ford Ranger

19. Chevrolet Compact SUV (Blazer)

20. Chevrolet/GMC Suburban

21. Chevrolet Camaro

22. Ford Taurus

23. Toyota Celica

24. Toyota 4Runner

25. Nissan Maxima

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What is the least stolen car?

AMC - Gremlin

 

Whats does Azat drive?

AMC - Gremlin

 

This is the car that I use to lure chicks in to my car

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I think these lists are somewhat misleading ... they are based on total numbers and not ratios versus the total number sold.

 

There are a heck of a lot more camerys on the roads than Porsche 911s ... but that doesn't mean the porsche is less likely to be stolen than the camery ... actually, I'd say it's the opposite.

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I think these lists are somewhat misleading ... they are based on total numbers and not ratios versus the total number sold.

 

There are a heck of a lot more camerys on the roads than Porsche 911s ... but that doesn't mean the porsche is less likely to be stolen than the camery ... actually, I'd say it's the opposite.

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Yeah but that's just kind of how it works out. Most cars around, higher percentage that that car will be stolen. Just the mathematics of the situation. Plus if you steal a more "popular" car, it's easier to match the parts and accessories you'll strip from it, if you don't plan to joyride in it. :P

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