Auto Theft Border Cities. Stolen vehicles disappear at border and port cities.
- Southern border cities have a significantly higher motor vehicle theft rate.
- Large seaport cities always rank at the top of the auto theft charts.
According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), approximately 200,000 stolen vehicles were illegally exported to foreign countries in 1999. Most cars are taken out of the USA via a port or border city. See my webpage on the Top 10 Most Stolen Cars in the US.
It is also helpful to know where cars are more likely to be stolen. See my web pages on Auto Theft Facts for more information on understanding and preventing auto theft.
Below is a list of the top 10 port or border cities used to illegally export stolen vehicles:
Auto Theft Border Cities – Top Ten
City — # Stolen Vehicles (1999)
- New York — 39,693
- Chicago — 31,525
- Los Angeles — 24, 677
- Houston — 19,445
- Phoenix — 17,959
- Dallas — 17,854
- Philadelphia — 17,711
- San Diego — 09,491
- Seattle — 08,640
- St. Louis — 06,645
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