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The Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles in Canada
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Deutschmann Personal Injury & Disability Law (Lawyers)
| Published 05/11/2013
The Insurance Bureau of Canada released the Top 10 list of stolen cars in Canada for 2012. Car theft is a big business in Canada. A professional thief can steal your car in under a minute.
The most 'popular' cars in Canada last year were:
- 2000 HONDA CIVIC SiR 2DR
- 1999 HONDA CIVIC SiR 2DR
- 2006 CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER SS 4DR 4WD
- 2007 FORD F350 SD 4WD PU
- 2005 CADILLAC ESCALADE 4DR AWD
- 2006 FORD F350 SD 4WD PU
- 2002 CADILLAC ESCALADE 4DR 4WD
- 2005 FORD F350 SD 4WD PU
- 2004 FORD F350 SD 4WD PU
- 1999 ACURA INTEGRA 2DR
Here are some things that make your car a little bit harder to steal.
- don't leave the keys in it, and don't leave it running
- keep the windows and doors locked
- leave any packages or valuables in your trunk
- keep your car in the garage when you aren't using it.
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