The Top 5 Stolen Cars in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico

When you purchase a vehicle new or new to you, you've thought about this vehicle for a very long time. Maybe you've had your car a very long time. An owner and their car are something special.

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This is the object that gets you to and from places. You might even have a name for your car. It's special, that's why when something happens to your car, it's heartbreaking.

Yes, it's just an object but it's an object you love.

Here are some of the vehicles you might want to avoid purchasing, just because they are the ones most likely to get stolen.

The National Insurance Crime Bureau recently put out a list of the most stolen cars in each state.

Top 5 Cars Stolen in Texas

#5 - 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe

#4 - 2005 Dodge Full-Size Pick-Up

#3 - 2018 GMC Full-Size Pick-Up

#2 - 2006 Ford Full-Size Pick-Up

#1 - 2018 Chevrolet Full-Size Pick-Up

Top 5 Cars Stolen in Oklahoma

#5 - 2007 Honda Accord

#4 - 1999 Dodge Full-Size Pick-Up

#3 - 2005 GMC Full-Size Pick-Up

#2 - 2005 Ford Full-Size Pick-Up

#1 - 2006 Chevrolet Full-Size Pick-Up

Top 5 Cars Stolen in New Mexico

#5 - 2004 GMC Full-Size Pick-Up

#4 - 2015 Hyundai Sonata

#3 - 2001 Dodge Full-Size Pick-Up

#2 - 2006 Ford Full-Size Pick-Up

#1 - 2006 Chevrolet Full-Size Pick-Up

It's crazy how many of the vehicles on this list are trucks, and older trucks.

There you have it, if you are in any of these states and have any of the above vehicles, you might want to bump up the insurance and keep it safe. You definitely don't want to wake up one morning and see that your car or truck is no longer in your driveway.

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