What’s your car’s theft risk? Let’s find out!
Pop in your car’s make and model below, and we’ll do the hard work to tell you how likely it is to be stolen. Data used is based on car theft claims declared by Confused.com customers since January 2018.
If you can't find your car - good news it hasn't been stolen in the past 5 years, according to our customers!
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More details on car theft prevention*Data used is based on car theft claims declared by Confused.com customers since January 2018. If you can't find your car - good news it hasn't been stolen in the past 5 years, according to our customers!
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Most stolen makes and models
Curious to see where your car ranks on a thief’s radar? We’ve pulled together a list of the most stolen cars in the UK, based on our customer data. Bear in mind, though, that more complete figures might be available from official sources like the DVLA or the Police. If your car is on the list, it might be time to beef up your security!
Most stolen models (according to Confused.com data):
- Ford Fiesta
- VW Golf
- BMW 3 Series
- Ford Focus
- BMW 1 Series
- Mercedes C Class
- Audi A3
- Range Rover Sport
- Vauxhall Corsa
- Vauxhall Astra
Which areas of the UK are most at risk?
Turns out, some parts of the UK are bigger playgrounds for car thieves than others. Here are the cities where your car might need a little extra love and protection:
- London
- Birmingham
- Manchester
- Sheffield
- Romford
- Ilford
- Dudley
- Coventry
- Walsall
- Chelmsford
If you’re driving or parking in these areas, it’s time to step up your security game. A steering lock, alarm, or even just being a bit more careful could prevent you from being left in a bit of a pickle.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between comprehensive car insurance and third party fire and theft?
Comprehensive insurance covers the cost if your car is stolen, damaged by fire, or involved in an accident. Third party insurance, on the other hand, only covers damage to other people’s property and vehicles, as well as your own car if it’s stolen or damaged by fire. So, it might not always give you the full protection you need if something goes wrong.
Can my car insurance go up if my car is more likely to be stolen?
Yes, cars that are more frequently targeted by thieves can be more expensive to insure. That’s why it’s important to compare policies and find the right cover that balances protection with a good price.
How can I protect my keyless entry car from being stolen?
Invest in a Faraday pouch for your key fob. It’s a simple but effective way to block signals and stop tech-savvy thieves.
Which cars are least likely to be stolen?
Cars like the Dacia Sandero and Toyota Aygo are rarely targeted by thieves. They might not be flashy, but they tend to fly under the radar of most car thieves.
What’s the most stolen car in the UK?
At the moment, the Ford Fiesta is the most stolen car. They sure are popular with thieves!
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Methodology
Data is based on customer quotes through Confused.com between 1st Jan 2023 and 31st July 2024. Quotes include customers who have made a claim for 'theft of vehicle' within 5 years of the quote. Therefore this covers all claims for 'theft of vehicle' between 1st January 2018 and 31st July 2024.
Car theft probability is calculated based on the total number of thefts over the 5 year period and ranked based on the average number of thefts per year. For example:
- Very high - a minimum of 200 thefts per year, on average
- High - a minimum of 500 thefts per year, on average
- Moderate - a minimum of 100 thefts per year, on average
- Low - a minimum of 20 thefts per year, on average
- Very low - a minimum of 10 thefts per year, on average
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