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About Auto Theft

 

 

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A professional car thief can open a locked car, remove what they want and get away in a matter of seconds. Fortunately, most car thieves rely on the carelessness of their victims. Security conscious drivers lose less than those who are careless do.

 
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According to the FBI, most cars are stolen because they are easy to steal. Eighty percent (80%) of all cars stolen last year were unlocked at the time. A significant number of automobiles are stolen because drivers fail to remove ignition keys. Believe it or not, 40% actually had the keys in the ignition.

 
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Auto theft crimes most often take place at night and are committed by young males. Top spots for auto theft include malls, apartment complexes, stores, churches, and office buildings. No matter where you are, you are always at risk.

 

 

 

 State Farm Insurance Company's List of Top 10 Cars Stolen in New York:

 

  1. Honda Accord
  2. Toyota Camry
  3. Nissan Maxima
  4. Toyota Corolla
  5. Acura Legend
  6. Honda Civic (and CRX)
  7. Jeep Grand Cherokee
  8. Nissan Altima
  9. Ford Taurus
  10. Oldsmobile Cutlass

 

                                                                                                       

                                       

 

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