Guess what's in second place......

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/pictur...-cars.html

I am insulted that the Range Rover isn't the most frequently stolen. What the f%#k do they think is better about the X5?

Damn and blast.

Had a Sapphire Cosworth for a few years - most nicked car of the 1980's (and "they" tried twice and succeeded 2nd time to never see it again

Now I own the No2 and the No3 on the 2010 list )

Note to self - must buy a SKODA next time  Currently running FFRR MY10 TDV8 3.6L and a Disco 3 XS Commercial (tank like but very effective as a Company van). Plus one mint condition Track Day Car in the form of an E36 M3 3.2L Evolution circa June 1996 with lots of go faster bits and only 52k miles on the clock! Oh, plus a few bits to make it slow down really quickly as well! Luvverly.

Hmm, this article should read 'Most stolen cars fitted with a tracker' as the results are provided by Tracker.
Normally these lists are populated with a few more cars that can be opened with a coathanger. 2021 P400 Silicon Silver AB
Gone 2011 Bournville TDV8 VSE
Gone 2008 Black Canadian HSE LUX

You guys read it all wrong

Stolen and recovered. hence the FFRR is on second place

I'm going to start sleeping in the RR with a baseball bat I think! 

jez000 wrote:

Hmm, this article should read 'Most stolen cars fitted with a tracker' as the results are provided by Tracker.
Normally these lists are populated with a few more cars that can be opened with a coathanger.

The FFRR's are returned because they break down after a while anyway.................... I suppose it could be considered as a self preservation characteristic.

Interesting there are so many BMW's and Mercs - the residents of Moscow and Shanghai must like them more than any other cheap used car. 2018 Mini Countryman Cooper S E All4 PHEV in Melting Silver - it’s whisper quiet in EV and polluter modes