The Ten Most Stolen Cars In America in 2011
1994 Honda Accord-The most stolen vehicle in the country, however, is a '94 Accord. It's light on its feet, it's got great visibility, and it's durable. We wish all new family sedans were as nice as these old Hondas. The only problem with them is that no less than a week after you steal yours, someone will steal it back.
1998 Honda Civic-The #2 most stolen car in 2011 again shows how Honda in the ‘90s nailed what we want in a family car. These are the last really great Civics, with low weight (2,400-2,500 pounds) and spry handling. You can have fun in even the most basic models, especially if you're joyriding someone else's car.
2006 Ford F-150
1991 Toyota Camry
2000 Dodge Caravan
1994 Acura Integra-The '94 Integra is down at the #6 most stolen spot, but that's probably because they're harder to find than anything else on the list. If these Integras were as common as Civic, people would be jacking them daily. They're about the best handling front-wheel-drive cars that were ever sold in America.
An Integra is happiest when you're driving it like you stole it. That's convenient, since most of the time it's a car thief behind the wheel.
1999 Chevy Silverado
2004 Dodge Ram
2002 Ford Explorer
1994 Nissan Sentra
