Thought you guys and gals would be interested...
Here is LoJack's 10 Most Stolen Vehicles in America:
1.Honda Accord
2.Honda Civic
3.Toyota Camry
4.Toyota Corolla
5.Chevrolet Silverado
6.Acura Integra
7.Cadillac Escalade
8.Ford F350
9.Nissan Altima
10.Chevrolet Tahoe

And #'s 8 & 9 in Canada

Most Stolen Cars In America - Business Insider
http://www.ibc.ca/en/Insurance_Crime..._Cars/2013.asp
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2012 F-350 Lariat ultimate package CC LB SRW FX4 6.7L diesel.

 

This is not good news, now my ins will go up.

 

Yep. I should have bought that F250 instead .....

 

Our insurance already reflects this issue as this isn't a new news. It takes two seconds to break into these trucks with a screw driver. Jimmie Jammers fixes that issue though; causes some damage to the door but they can't get in as easily.

Two weeks after I bought my '11 some punk broke into my truck. Peeved me off to no end. And nope, nothing of nothing was visible; he just figured he would try.

 

Pickups are always high on the stolen list. Our new and shiny 6.7s it's what's in or hooked up to the truck the thieves want. After a few years of use and abuse and expired warranties used parts become in demand, so it's a double edged sword.

 

Top Ten Stolen vehicles in Canada... 2013, now if you narrow it down to the Alberta region...

 

Luckily I have a SRW! It's cleverly disguised as a 250!!

 

Retro fit with Claymores!

 

I wonder if Ford adding transponders to the keys for 2008 has anything to do with nothing newer than an '07 on the list........

 

Wish that they'd steal mine.

 

2008 was when the 6.4's rolled in.....

 

September 2007 was when ignition immobilizers were mandatory on all vehicles intended to be sold in the Canadian market. So your $2.99 spare key cut turned into a $39.99 key cut.

 

I've heard that these statistics include all theft claims, including things stolen from the bed of the truck. Considering how many Superduties are used in the trades, the situation might not be as bleak as it appears.

 

How did that civic get in there??

 

It was probably in the bed of a Ford Truck...