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Automotive News recently reported on the most and least stolen cars, per thousand vehicles produced, based on statistics from an insurance group (HLDI) and the government (NHTSA). The insurance group’s list is based on claims made, and the government’s list is based on police reports filed. The insurance group shows a much higher rate of theft, in general. Topping the insurance group’s list are no less than five pickups, followed by five GM SUVs and pickups; no Chryslers are on their “most stolen” list, which is topped by Ford F-250 Crew 4WD, and consists of eight GMs and two Fords. There are, however, two on the insurance group’s “least stolen” list: Dodge Journey and Jeep Compass. Journey was the least stolen vehicle, according to theft claims of model year 2010-2012 vehicles, with Volkswagen Tiguan and Audi A4 making up the rest of the top three.
Going by actual police reports,..
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