In 2024, Michigan's Jeep Grand Cherokee tops the list of most stolen vehicles, underlining regional vehicle theft trends and highlighting advanced theft methods impacting insurance and prevention.

Vehicle theft in the U.S. has reached a 40-year low with a 17% drop from 2023 to 2024, driven by law enforcement and industry collaborations. However, vehicle security at apartment complexes and insurance coverage remain critical for owners amid ongoing localized theft incidents.

Texas DMV employee charged with felony bribery and record tampering in a car title laundering scheme, raising concerns over vehicle theft fraud risks in insurance.

The National Insurance Crime Bureau reports a 17% drop in vehicle thefts in 2024, returning to pre-pandemic levels and impacting auto insurance risk and claims.