America's Most Stolen Vehicles
 

Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles

1.Cadillac Escalade
2.Hummer H2
3.BMW 7L Series
4.Honda S2000 Convertible
5.Lincoln Navigator
6.Chevrolet Avalanche
7.Mercedes-Benz S-Class
8.Chevrolet Corvette
9.Mercedes-Benz SL-Class Convertible
10.BMW X5

i didn't think the Honda would make that list.....

http://biz.yahoo.com/weekend/theft_1.html

I had a car stolen once, but I got it back the next day. Apparently someone just wanted to get from one place to another.

I have had 2 cars stolen in the past the
second one was a compleatly built up Eagle Talon with tons of aftermarket add-ons and tons of time and enregy put in to it...
(still pisses me off to this day that someone cut up the car for parts)

the first one was a P.O.S. car that I would have given the guy the keys to just to take it away lol

opps:pimp

the honda? honda 2sk's are badass.

the honda? honda s2k's are badass.

Who would have ever thought that gangsters in the 'hood would want THAT vehicle?

Go figure!!

Clearly they're not stealing them for the great gas mileage,lol.

Funny how the three most worthless vechiles are almost always also the three most stolen.

..sorry, I'll return them right back tomorrow :\

for the longest time the civic was the most stolen car in N. Am. Then they started using those engine immobilizers. Since then, hondas are virtually theft proof unless they put it on a flatbed and take off with it.

I'm a little surprised that the s2000 is still beign stolen though. I wonder if they dont use the immobilizer in the us for that model?

the most popular selling cars are the ones stolen most in Australia as well

oops, my car is up there :(

That will give you a nice idea of what to buy next. :thumbsup

"This ForbesAutos.com Top 10 list of the most commonly stolen luxury vehicles in the U.S"

the list is for luxury cars, not the 10 most stolen overall. id imagine the most stolen are integra/civic/corolla/caprice/mustang etc.

im in trouble, i have 2 of them

I wish my last car had been stolen...wouldve paid more from the insurance then what I sold it for