Most stolen vehicles in the United States

http://autos.msn.com/advice/article.aspx?contentid=2891
 
This article is interesting because it includes several different lists, compiled with different methodologies.  I like the CCC list because it disregards total volume of cars stolen, and represents instead the percentage of that model year affected by complete losses to theft.  If you own a car that is not sold in large volumes, this might tell you the liklihood that your car will be stolen.
 
Those of you who own Integras... best of luck to ya!  
 
CCC Information Services Inc.
 
1.  2001 BMW M Roadster
2.  1998 Acura Integra
3.  2004 Mercury Marauder
4.  1999 Acura Integra
5.  1995 Acura Integra
6.  2002 Audi S4
7.  1996 Acura Integra
8.  1997 Acura Integra
9.  2001 Acura Integra
10. 2000 Jaguar XJR

Highway Loss Data Institute
2003-2005 model years only
 
1.  Cadillac Escalade
2.  Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
3.  Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab
4.  Ford F-250 SuperCrew 4WD/Ford F-350 SuperCrew 4WD
5.  Chrysler Sebring
 
National Insurance Crime Bureau
 
1.  Honda Civic (1995)
2.  Toyota Camry (1989)
3.  Honda Accord (1991)
4.  Dodge Caravan (1994)
5.  Chevrolet C/K 1500 (1994)
6.  Ford F-150 (1997)
7.  Dodge Ram Pickup (2003)
8.  Acura Integra (1990)
9.  Toyota Pickup (1988)
10. Nissan Sentra (1991)

i\'m suprised the dodge ram 1500 pickup isn\'t on there a million times.  i love that truck to death, but it is one of the easiest to break into.

[Titan]

i\'m suprised the dodge ram 1500 pickup isn\'t on there a million times.  i love that truck to death, but it is one of the easiest to break into.

Any car is easy to break into if you have a brick.

well, the numbers are skewed by the total amount of cars available to steal.

1. Honda Civic
2. Toyota Camry
3. Honda Accord

are like the top 3 cars sold in the US

Speaking of a country where the life-level is over most of the countries in the world... how the hell can Honda and Toyota be the best sellers?

Yeah, the numbers are skewed for the NICB list, but the CCC list is better. It\'s based on percentage stolen of the total sold in the United States. That is a lot more useful. How often do you see a BMW M Roadster? Even here in Los Angeles, the land of rare and exotic cars, that one is rather rare.
 
Here is the rest of the top 25 on the CCC list:
http://www.cccis.com/ContentAction.do?topicId=1746
 
1. BMW M 2001
2. ACURA INTEGRA 1998
3. MERCURY MARAUDER 2004
4. ACURA INTEGRA 1999
5. ACURA INTEGRA 1995
6. AUDI S4 2002
7. ACURA INTEGRA 1996
8. ACURA INTEGRA 1997
9. ACURA INTEGRA 2001
10. JAGUAR XJR 2000
11. ACURA INTEGRA 1994
12. SUZUKI AERIO 2005
13. SUZUKI AERIO 2004
14. LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER 1998
15. JAGUAR XJR 1998
16. MERCURY MARAUDER 2003
17. ACURA INTEGRA 2000
18. CADILLAC ESCALADE 2002
19. AUDI A8 2000
20. AUDI S4 2000
21. MERCEDES-BENZ 600 1993
22. LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER 1995
23. CADILLAC ESCALADE 2005
24. HONDA CIVIC 2000

Speaking of a country where the life-level is over most of the countries in the world... how the hell can Honda and Toyota be the best sellers?

because they make the best cars maybe?  Most all american cars are shit, some american automakers are getting better at making appealing vehicles

Dodge is the only american car company that can compete in design anymore.  But Toyota and Honda are some of the best sellers in Michigan.  Curse that!

Speaking of a country where the life-level is over most of the countries in the world... how the hell can Honda and Toyota be the best sellers?

Maybe because they make high quality, reliable, affordable cars???  Just a theory.
 
You act as if we all live in palaces and drive gold plated Jaguars to the country to play Polo.  I know our infrastructure is in slightly better condition than some other countries like Spain, but hey... we have to work for a living too.

Thank you Cored

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what?...no chevy metros on that list? i\'m offended....

[CHIZZY]

Which brands do you steal the most?

[Living-In-Clip]

Toyota owner here. No problems what so ever.