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The Most Ripped-Off Cars In America

by Kelly Kleinman August 2, 2019
written by Kelly Kleinman August 2, 2019 0 comments
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Dodge muscle cars the Charger HEMI and Challenger SRT Hellcat, as well as the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC 1500 Sierra Crew Cab, lead the list of vehicles most likely to get lifted according to the new study. In fact, 12 of the Top 20 are American born models via GMC, Chevy, and Dodge.

Muscle cars and pickup trucks are among the most likely vehicles to get ripped off

according to the Highway Loss Data Institute.

Electric vehicles or EVs have little value to car thieves, according to the HLDI study. The study measures how likely your car is to get pilfered, regardless of the vehicle’s gross sales volume. 

Clearly, all of the Top 20 most stolen vehicles are expensive and have a parts value higher than the single unit retail value hence the demand for newer “used” parts. 

Most frequently stolen vehicles of the 2016-18 model years:

  1. Dodge Charger HEMI
  2. Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat
  3. Infiniti QX50 4-door
  4. Infiniti QX80
  5. GMC Sierra 1500 crew-cab
  6. Dodge Challenger
  7. Nissan Maxima
  8. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 crew-cab
  9. Chrysler 300 four-wheel-drive
  10. Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4-door long-wheelbase four-wheel-drive
  11. Dodge Charger four-wheel-drive
  12. Dodge Durango four-wheel-drive 
  13. Land Rover Range Rover
  14. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 crew-cab four-wheel-drive
  15. Dodge Charger
  16. Nissan Titan crew-cab short bed
  17. Chevrolet Silverado 1500
  18. GMC Sierra 1500 crew-cab four-wheel-drive
  19. Audi A7 four-wheel-drive
  20. Infiniti QX80 four-wheel-drive

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