I just picked this out of my local news paper "The Post and Courier". I gotta say that I am very surprisd that Civic didnt make the list.

Here goes:

1 95' Honda Accord

2 89' Chevrolet Caprice

3 97' Ford Explorer

4 97' Ford F150

5 88' Chevrolet Full Size C/K 1500

6 94' Jeep Grand Cherokee

7 99' Ford Taurus

8 94' Toyota Camry

9 86' Oldsmobile Cutlass

10 94' Ford Ranger

(Source: National Insurance Crime Bureau)

Any of you have any of the above, you better watch it!

 

lol I just read further that this applies in South Carolina.

Here is a cool fact that is in the artcile:

"Last year, 1,237,114 motor vehicles were reported stolen in the United States. Thats down from 23,000 from 2003. Overall theft rate is down by 2%"

 

who steals a ford taurus?

 

who steals an 86' cutlass? Damn geechees...

 

im safe. the only reason people steal those cars is cause the owners leave them unlocked and running with the hope that someone will take it

 

yeah. right. safe. in an SI. your car has one of the most stolen engines around. right up there with the GSRs and Type Rs. dont let your guard down around your SI, or it will get stolen eventually. let alone all of the other neat little accessories the SIs come with that other EK drivers would LOVE to have. even with an alarm, dont let your guard down. trust me.[&o]

 

ya who would steel thos cars[&:]..thats wayyy different from all this lists iv seen, i saw one on the news the other day and they were saying that in the teg is one of the most stoldin in the u.s because they sell there motors to "street racers"

 

I know that the camry used to be much higher up on the list...

 

At least there isn't much demand for 17 year old Porsches.

 

Grey market Honda parts are worth incredible amounts of money, waaaaay more than any other brand. For example, a pair of clean stock 5G seats can go for up to $500 in places... so watch your s**t, because someone will definitely steal it if you don't. I kid you not.