Top Ten Stolen Car List

Every year more than a million vehicles are stolen across the U.S. According to recent statistics, of all cars and trucks that fall victim to auto theft, these are the top ten stolen cars:

1. 1991 Honda Accord
2. 1995 Honda Civic
3. 1989 Toyota Camry
4. 1994 Dodge Caravan
5. 1994 Nissan Sentra
6. 1997 Ford F150 Series
7. 1990 Acura Integra
8. 1986 Toyota Pickup
9. 1993 Saturn SL
10. 2004 Dodge Ram Pickup

Whether or not your vehicle joins the list of this year's top ten stolen cars, you might be alarmed by the nation's staggering rate of auto theft. Unfortunately, much of the problem lies with the insufficient protection provided by traditional methods of car theft prevention. Professional car thieves are simply one step ahead of the newest and most innovative car alarm systems that we rely on to keep our cars safe.

For owners of one of the top ten stolen cars, and for car owners across the board, the reality of car theft can be discouraging. With LoJack's Vehicle Recovery System, your car is protected at all times, even after an incident occurs. The only anti-theft system operated directly by law enforcement, LoJack allows police to follow the signal emitted by your vehicle after it is reported stolen, track it down, recover it and return it to you.

In many cases, well-trained car thieves are able to bypass alarm systems and anti-theft devices, leaving your car or truck helpless. By cashing in on the vulnerabilities of theft prevention systems, car thieves are able to easily escape without a trace. With no witnesses or leads to investigate, law enforcement is left with a difficult task in finding your automobile.

Don't allow your vehicle to become a statistic among the rankings of top ten stolen cars. LoJack offers the ultimate layer of protection against car theft. By working directly with police, LoJack has maintained a better than 90 percent vehicle recovery rate on LoJack-equipped stolen vehicles. The LoJack System protects cars at all times, allowing you to rest easy knowing your automobile is in good hands.

To learn more about LoJack, or the National Insurance Crime Bureau's top ten stolen cars, visit our homepage at www.lojack.com.