America's Most Stolen Cars in 2016
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10. 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee
9,245 Jeep Grand Cherokees were stolen last year. While that's across all the model years, the 2000 Grand Cherokee was the year of choice. This was the second-gen Grand Cherokee, sold from 1999 to 2004.Find this deal in your area
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9. 2008 Chevrolet Impala
The Chevrolet Impala moves up a spot to number 9 with 9,749 stolen cars. That's up just over 500 cars from 2015's tally. Like last year, the 2008 Impala proved most popular. The ninth-gen impala was sold from 2006 until 2013, mostly unchanged.Chevrolet Impala Information
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8. 2015 Toyota Corolla
Although more Corollas were stolen in 2016 than 2015, the compact from Toyota dropped a spot to number 8. 11,989 cars were stolen, with the 11th-gen model proving popular. The current Corolla debuted in 2013 and received a refresh for the 2017 model year.Find this deal in your area
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7. 2001 Dodge Ram
The first full-size pickup on our list is the Dodge Ram. People buy trucks by the millions every year, so it should come as no surprise that a few make it into the hands of car thieves. The 2001 Dodge Ram, the final year for the hugely popular second-gen model, is the car most likely to leave owners stranded. 12,128 Rams were stolen in 2016.Dodge Ram Information
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6. 2015 Nissan Altima
Although the Nissan Altima may have been surpassed by the Rogue in annual sales, the mid-size sedan still holds strong when it comes to annual thefts. In 2015, the Altima wasn't even in the top 10, though things have changed for 2016. Like the Corolla, the current-gen pre-facelift model proved to be the most popular.Find this deal in your area
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5. 2016 Toyota Camry
As in 2015, the best selling car in America sits at number five on the NICB's list. Thefts increased by almost 1,000 units, with 16,732 Camrys stolen in 2016. As with the Corolla and the Altima, the current Camry proved to be the most popular. We'll see if the trend continues with the all-new 2018 model.Find this deal in your area
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4. 2004 Chevrolet Silverado
The second (but not last) full-sized truck on our list is the Chevrolet Silverado. As with the Ram, Chevy sells hundreds of thousands of these a year, so the fact that 31,238 were stolen in 2016 shouldn't be a surprise. That's nearly twice the number of Camrys stolen last year. The post-refresh 2004 model was the most stolen year.Chevrolet Silverado Information
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3. 2006 Ford F-150
The best selling vehicle in America was the most stolen pickup last year. People buy lots of trucks, meaning there are a lot of them available for car thieves. The Ford F-150 just outpaced the Chevy Silverado with 32,721 stolen trucks. 2006, part of the 11th-gen F-150, was the most popular year.Find this deal in your area
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2. 1998 Honda Civic
Number two returns in anger. The Honda Civic retains runner-up status with 49,547 stolen cars in 2016. That's a significant jump over number three and 117 more than 2016. 7,578 1998 Civics were stolen, making '98 once again the most popular year. Keep that in mind if you plan to purchase one.Find this deal in your area
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1. 1997 Honda Accord
Our champion two years in a row is the Honda Accord. It may not lead the sales charts, but with 50,427 stolen cars in 2016, it's leading the most stolen list. As shown with the Civic, late '90s Hondas seem to be popular with a certain crowd. 1997, the final year for the fifth-gen model, was the most-stolen model.Find this deal in your area
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