Cars
Do you own a car that's likely to be stolen? Maybe, maybe not. Here is the list that the NICB (National Insurance Crime Bureau) has compiled concerning the most stolen vehicles in America. Honda's 1994 Accord and 1995 Civic along with Toyota's 1991 Camry occupy the first three places ahead of Ford's 1997 F-150 pickup truck and Dodge's 2004 Ram pickup.
- Toyota Prius Not A Car Thieves’ Favorite, Will Most Likely Be Recovered Even If It’s Stolen
If you happen to own a Toyota Prius, you’ll be glad to learn that your car is not very popular with car thieves. On the contrary; compared to other models of the same age, Prius is less likely to be stolen. At least that’s what the National...
- Surprise, Surprise: Canada's Most Stolen Vehicle Is The 2009 Toyota Venza, Pontiac Aztec Makes Top 10
Who would have ever guessed that car thieves in Canada have a thing for the Toyota Venza? Yet, the 2009 model year version of Toyota's crossover topped the Insurance Bureau of Canada’s [IBC] top 10 most frequently stolen vehicles this year....
- And The Most-frequently Stolen Car In The Us Is…
Honda may now be caught in war of words with Consumer Reports over the results of its test drive of the 2012 Civic sedan, but the Japanese firm's models continue to be preferred by a…certain type of drivers. According to the latest findings...
- 10 Best Selling Cars And Trucks In The U.s. In April 2009
Not surprisingly, U.S. auto sales continued their downfall in April with a 37.4 percent decrease over the same month a year ago. What is surprising is that despite all the talk in the States about downsizing, hybrids and fuel efficient vehicles in general,...
- Poor Economy Linked To Increased Insurance Frauds -suspicious Car Fires Up 27%!
The ongoing economic downturn has been linked to a raise in the number of possible cases of insurance fraud in the U.S, according to a new report by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). An analysis of "questionable claims" that were classified...
Cars
10 Most Stolen Cars in the USA: Honda Accord and Civic Top the 2009 List, No Love for the Koreans or Germans
Do you own a car that's likely to be stolen? Maybe, maybe not. Here is the list that the NICB (National Insurance Crime Bureau) has compiled concerning the most stolen vehicles in America. Honda's 1994 Accord and 1995 Civic along with Toyota's 1991 Camry occupy the first three places ahead of Ford's 1997 F-150 pickup truck and Dodge's 2004 Ram pickup.
If your car is on the list (scroll down), you should make sure to keep that chunk of metal locked down. As in, put a ring on it and don't let anyone near it.
Most Stolen Vehicles in the US in 2009:
- Toyota Prius Not A Car Thieves’ Favorite, Will Most Likely Be Recovered Even If It’s Stolen
If you happen to own a Toyota Prius, you’ll be glad to learn that your car is not very popular with car thieves. On the contrary; compared to other models of the same age, Prius is less likely to be stolen. At least that’s what the National...
- Surprise, Surprise: Canada's Most Stolen Vehicle Is The 2009 Toyota Venza, Pontiac Aztec Makes Top 10
Who would have ever guessed that car thieves in Canada have a thing for the Toyota Venza? Yet, the 2009 model year version of Toyota's crossover topped the Insurance Bureau of Canada’s [IBC] top 10 most frequently stolen vehicles this year....
- And The Most-frequently Stolen Car In The Us Is…
Honda may now be caught in war of words with Consumer Reports over the results of its test drive of the 2012 Civic sedan, but the Japanese firm's models continue to be preferred by a…certain type of drivers. According to the latest findings...
- 10 Best Selling Cars And Trucks In The U.s. In April 2009
Not surprisingly, U.S. auto sales continued their downfall in April with a 37.4 percent decrease over the same month a year ago. What is surprising is that despite all the talk in the States about downsizing, hybrids and fuel efficient vehicles in general,...
- Poor Economy Linked To Increased Insurance Frauds -suspicious Car Fires Up 27%!
The ongoing economic downturn has been linked to a raise in the number of possible cases of insurance fraud in the U.S, according to a new report by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). An analysis of "questionable claims" that were classified...