
Want to know if you’re driving a car that thieves want? We have the list of the 10 Most Stolen Cars in America courtesy of Insurify.com
10. Jeep Cherokee/Grand Cherokee
Number of thefts: 9,818
Model year most stolen: 2000 (646 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 3
9. Dodge Pickup (full size)
Number of thefts: 11,226
Model year most stolen: 2001 (1,155 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 3
8. GMC Pickup (Full size)
Number of thefts: 11,708
Model year most stolen: 2018 (1,170 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 6
7. Toyota Corolla
Number of thefts: 12,388
Model year most stolen: 2017 (1,034 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 1.9
6. Nissan Altima
Number of thefts: 13,284
Model year most stolen: 2017 (1,451 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 2
5. Toyota Camry
Number of thefts: 16,906
Model year most stolen: 2017 (1,144 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 2
4. Chevrolet Pickup (Full-size)
Number of thefts: 31,566
Model year most stolen: 2004 (2,097 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 5
3. Ford Pickup (Full-size)
Number of thefts: 36,355
Model year most stolen: 2006 (3,173 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 5
2. Honda Accord
Number of thefts: 36,815
Model year most stolen: 1997 (5,029 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 4
1. Honda Civic
Number of thefts: 38,426
Model year most stolen: 2000 (5,290 thefts)
Thefts per 1,000: 5








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