30 Worst Cities for Auto Theft

Wouldn't of thought Denver but usually for stuff like this you wanna list your source. Or is this just coming from you?

Ooh I can definitely believe it for Denver…

"Wouldn't of thought Denver but usually for stuff like this you wanna list your source."

Here you go - www.newsweek.com

#7 Yuba City CA...out in the boon docks with a population of 70,000. ?

Long ago I did some consulting work with the tactical unit of the Denver Police Department. One of their best stories was about the guy who stole cars by pretending to be the parking valet at strip clubs. It took them a month to catch him because the owners always reported phoney locations, instead of what actually happened.

This list seems off. The list the OP shows is cities - the article shows states. The article has NY, NJ and Pa in the safest states.

Do you work for one of those clickbait ad companies dude?

Just asking, I mean it seems every post is one of those.

i'm very surprised to see that chicago, nyc and newark, nj are not on this list.

11 of the cities are in cali. i wonder how many crime lists such as this one have 25-30% of cali cities ranked in their top 30.

I am surprised Miami isn't on the list.

It is the only city I frequent that I routinely see cars that I would like to steal. I never see Bugattis or Enzos cruising around in the mid-west.

Lots of California towns on that list. It must be easy to sell the parts in Cali .

Most thefts of autos are for the more common makes of cars, most cars that are stolen by professionals are parted out for profits, so contrary to popular belief, high end, more expensive cars are not stolen as often.

I’m surprised there aren’t more Texas cities.

One thing needed to realize, a lot of large cities you think should be there, well in those cities a lot of people don’t even own a car or if they do they seldom use them. I have friends in NYC that talk about going a month without touching their car.

I’m really surprised Minneapolis is not on the list.

"Ooh I can definitely believe it for Denver…"

denver.cbslocal.com

Eckster seems to be operating, employed by, or addicted to list and stack blogs.

I’m sure this is by per capita during one year of statistics. It’s not accurate depicting longer term trends as AZ cities are always high on these lists due to proximity to the border. Popular cars get stolen and then driven to Mexico and sold fir their parts.

It’s why our auto insurance is so high, so I wouldn’t believe this list.

Salt lake city surprised me

"The article has NY, NJ and Pa in the safest states."

Can't speak for NY or PA, but in Jersey if you steal a car we hunt you down, shove the tail pipe in your mouth, and rev the engine for a good 2-3 minutes. Whether you survive or not, you won't be stealing any more cars after that.

Is TheEckster a valet parker?

There's a bazillion posts on Stripperweb by air dancers about how lap dancers are ridden with communicable diseases. Maybe we're going to start getting ulterior motive posts over here too, along with club manager sham reviews.

I was surprised to see that Chicago was not on the list.

Maybe I am safer there when I visit than I thought. lol

^^^ How is your mother?

misterorange - I thought this was a discussion of the high car theft cities? I’m not sure why you are telling others about a special type of NJ foreplay!