The tenth place is occupied by Chevrolet Impala. The year before last, 9,225 Americans reported the car of this model stolen. Most often, the 2008 models are carjacked.
In 2015, Minivan Dodge Caravan was stolen 9,798 times. Thieves appreciate the 2002 model.
The eighth place is taken by Nissan Altima. The year before last, there were 10,374 cars of this model stolen in the USA. Hijackers prefer new Nissan models - 2015 vehicles were the most carjacked.
Toyota Corolla is in the seventh place. More than 10,500 of this model were hijacked in the USA in 2015. The most popular model year was 2014.
The Dodge pickups hold the sixth place. The year before last, thieves left 11,212 car owners without this vehicle model. The 2001 model was the most popular.
The fifth place went to Toyota Camry. In 2015, there were 15,500 cars of this model stolen in the USA. The 2014 models were the most carjacked.
Another pickup — Chevrolet – took the fourth place. The number of stolen cars in 2015 is impressive - 27,771 vehicles. The models of 2014 were most carjacked.
Pickups by Ford are the third in the rating. In 2015, 29,396 cars of this model were stolen in the USA. The models of the year 2006 are the most popular.
Honda Civic occupies the second place. About 50,000 American car owners were robbed in 2015. Most often, thieves paid attention to the 1998 cars.
In 2015, the most carjacked vehicle in the USA was Honda Accord. The year before last, there were 52,244 reports made to the police about the theft of this model. The most popular model was the year 1996.
Winter is the perfect time to curl up in a warm blanket and enjoy drinks that bring coziness and holiday cheer. Here are seven winter drinks that are perfect for cold days
Despite the widespread belief that ultra-wealthy individuals are leaving big cities in search of privacy, most still prefer to live in bustling metropolises, according to the latest billionaire census conducted by Altrata. Let's explore which cities today have the largest concentration of people with a fortune exceeding $1 billion
The European Union currently includes 27 member states, but the interest in joining continues to grow, with an increasing number of countries aspiring to become part of the bloc. This article highlights the countries advancing toward European integration and examines where they stand on this path
