Honda Accord Tops Stolen Cars' List
The Honda Accord has once again been named the most stolen car in the US.
The Honda Accord has once again been named the most stolen car in the US.
That’s based on the 2013 vehicle theft list released by LoJack Coporation, makers of auto security and recovery devices.
This is the 5th year running that the Accord has claimed the top spot.
Notably, the make and model is also one of the top selling autos in the US.
Honda also claimed the 2nd place title, with its Civic being the country’s next most sought after by thieves.
Others making the list are the Toyota Camry and Corolla, the Chevrolet Silverado, and the Accura Integra.
The last comes as a bit of a surprise to many, as the Integra hasn’t been offered as a sedan or a coupe in the US since 2001.
Others are a bit more expected.
7th on the list is the Cadillac Escalade, followed by the Ford F350, the Nissan Altima, and the Chevrolet Tahoe.
As LoJack is in the business of finding stolen vehicles, they also reported that the Accord was among the stolen autos most commonly recovered.
The company also had great success in reuniting Corollas and Ford F150s with their rightful owners.
The Honda Accord has once again been named the most stolen car in the US.
That’s based on the 2013 vehicle theft list released by LoJack Coporation, makers of auto security and recovery devices.
This is the 5th year running that the Accord has claimed the top spot.
Notably, the make and model is also one of the top selling autos in the US.
Honda also claimed the 2nd place title, with its Civic being the country’s next most sought after by thieves.
Others making the list are the Toyota Camry and Corolla, the Chevrolet Silverado, and the Accura Integra.
The last comes as a bit of a surprise to many, as the Integra hasn’t been offered as a sedan or a coupe in the US since 2001.
Others are a bit more expected.
7th on the list is the Cadillac Escalade, followed by the Ford F350, the Nissan Altima, and the Chevrolet Tahoe.
As LoJack is in the business of finding stolen vehicles, they also reported that the Accord was among the stolen autos most commonly recovered.
The company also had great success in reuniting Corollas and Ford F150s with their rightful owners.