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Stolen Cars in America Despite advancements in vehicle security technology, car theft remains a prevalent issue in America.   Car   thieves are continuously adapting and getting better at circumventing factory installed vehicle anti-theft devices and ignition systems. Certain vehicles attract thieves more than others. That's why we've put together this list of the top 10 most commonly stolen vehicles in America.   #10 Jeep Grand Cherokee   At the number ten spot we have the  Jeep Grand Cherokee  as the vehicle is popular with criminals due to their desirable components, relatively easy to circumvent ignition systems and overall popularity.    #9 Toyota Camry   The primary reason for the  Toyota Camry  being on this list is its wide spread popularity. Many thieves will specifically target the Toyota Camrys because they’re easier and faster to resell.   #8 Toyota Corolla   The  Corolla's  ubiquity and the demand fo...

  IIHS safest vehicles We should all be worried about the safety of our roads. According to the most recent statistics on road deaths from the   United States   Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the figures appear to be trending in the right direction, with a 2% decrease in 2019. Even alcohol-impaired driving deaths, according to the NHTSA, are as low as they were when the agency began collecting the statistics in 1982.   Suffice to say that accidents still happen, and despite a 2% decrease in road deaths in 2019, 36,096 individuals perished in 2019. The moral of the narrative is that there is still much to be done. Risky conduct, such as speeding, driving while intoxicated, or riding without even a seatbelt, all have an impact on these statistics. Automakers seek to ensure that significant injury or death is avoided in the event that their vehicle collides with another vehicle or a person.   Every year, the...

  It might be frightening to look at a new cars price tag. It's tempting to save money by choosing the cheapest automobile when you're about to spend thousands of dollars. However, as strange as it may seem, that low-cost vehicle may wind up costing you more in the long run. The cheap price tag may mask hefty insurance expenses, frequent costly repairs, or hundreds spent at the gas station each month.    Worse, you could buy an inexpensive automobile just to discover that you don't love driving it. It might not have the room or power to manage your daily trip on the highway. It may lack safety measures that reduce your chances of getting involved in a collision. It may also be missing connection capabilities that would assist you in navigating and keeping you and your family updated.   When you are looking for your new ride, here are the  best options  to get the most value for the lowest price. Use  VinCheckUp  tools to help figure ...