Hot Wheels

[Moppie]

Originally Posted by NISSANSPDR

Oh and you're still a newb

And from where Im standing your a newbie and a tosser




Its a good list, its only relevant to the Unitedstates, but its still a good list.

[WissNX01]

Originally Posted by NISSANSPDR

It's a list that informs what cars have been stolen...I really dont see the debate...

Oh and you're still a newb

Because I dont have over 1k posts doesnt mean anything. You are an ass.

[WissNX01]

Originally Posted by Moppie

And from where Im standing your a newbie and a tosser




Its a good list, its only relevant to the Unitedstates, but its still a good list.

A tosser, excellent that you could point that out. And if you want a list for another country, Im sure I could find it. Want one from the UK or Europe in general, its out there, but I dont live there either.

[WissNX01]

[WissNX01]

Holden Commodore/Calais VN
Holden Commodore/Calais VL
Ford Falcon/Fairmont EA/EB
Ford Falcon/Fairmont XF
Hyundai Excel 94-98
Holden Commodore/Calais VR
Holden Commodore/Calais VH,VK
Holden Commodore/Calais VS
Honda Civic 80-96
Ford Laser KC,KE
Ford Falcon/Fairmont XD-XE
Toyota Tarago 83-90
Mitsubishi Magna 85-91
Mazda 626 80-97
Toyota Corona 80-88
Nissan Pulsar 80-91

[WissNX01]

1 Nissan Laurel/Datsun Skyline pre-1985. Theft rate: 109 per 1,000 registered

2 Porsche 911 1988-90. 99 per 1,000

3 Vauxhall Astra Mk2 GTE 1985-7. 93 per 1,000

4 Ford Orion 1988-90. 92 per 1,000

5 Porsche 911 1997-99. 92 per 1,000

6 Rover Metro 1988-90. 91 per 1,000

7 Vauxhall Astra Mk2 L 1985-87. 87 per 1,000

8 Austin/Morris Metro MG 1985-87. 86 per 1,000

9 Vauxhall Astra Mk2 SR,SRi 1985-87. 82 per 1,000

10 Vauxhall Astra Mk2 SX 1991-93. 79 per 1,000

[Jimster]

Let me guess.... Those lists are from New Zealand, Australia and the UK respectively.

[Preludeian]

This list doesn't include actual % of stolen to number of actual 'auto' on the road. With that % you could get a idea for how easy it is to steal you know? Think about this, the Camry has been the number one selling car for a few years now. So if there are 8million on the road obviously that means more chances for theft.

[lakerfan1784]

Originally Posted by Preludeian

This list doesn't include actual % of stolen to number of actual 'auto' on the road. With that % you could get a idea for how easy it is to steal you know? Think about this, the Camry has been the number one selling car for a few years now. So if there are 8million on the road obviously that means more chances for theft.

very good point It appears that theives hit camrys because there is so damn many of them, no one will notice them missing.

[3kgt8]

that could also be the list of the 100 most popular cars.

[Moppie]

Originally Posted by Jimster

Let me guess.... Those lists are from New Zealand, Australia and the UK respectively.

Only an Australian would bother to steal a Hyundai Excel

The number one for the UK seems a bit odd though,