These cars are the most stolen in the United States

Is your car more likely to be stolen if it’s a Lamborghini or a Lexus? An Aston Martin or an Alfa Romeo, a Bentley or a BMW?

Actually no.

Turns out car thieves are a lot more pragmatic when it comes to what they steal, which means your mild-mannered Toyota (MT) – Get the Toyota Motor Corp report. sedan or Honda (HMC) – Get the report from Honda Motor Co. Ltd. the sedan could be a target.

Vehicle theft is a multi-billion dollar crime, with the cost of stolen vehicles amounting to an estimated $7.4 billion in 2020 alone, an average of $9,166 per theft, according to Insurance Information Institute and the FBI.