In reading and re-reading what I posted about Charlie's original Type R stolen car post, I have to "re-think" **HOW** I tried to make my point... Here in a PC format is what might have been understoo
after having one of our cars stolen and realizing that the >local police don't even bother to come out to the "scene" any more I understand your frustration. As a driver of a perceived "rice" rod ('
Perhaps this varies state by state, but I'm pretty sure that in Arizona that one distinguishing fact between a felony and a misdemeanor is the value of the theft. I think the break is over $300 or ov
i understand your feelings completely, i recently had my 1984 rx7 stolen, it was all tricked out, got a piddly sum from insurance. having a car stolen really sucks, i dont recommend it. anybody who s
Since I'm a radio news guy, I got a news release this past Monday from the Insurance Information Institute that's very timely in this discussion. But I was out of town mid-week and just remembered to
This info is pretty meaningless. These also happen to be the top selling vehicles last year! What would really be interesting , would be top stolen vehicles as a percentage of their total U.S. sales.
emotionally) Isn't this pretty much a rehash of the top selling vehicles in America (rearranged a bit)? Is it in absolute numbers, or in percentage of vehicles of that type on the road? Mike
That would be interesting to know, Jan. If I get the time next week, I may call the III and see if they've got such a breakout. I'll bet they do! John (Old Fartz & TLS #37) Lieberman
I'm pretty sure it's absolute numbers, Mike. But, as I told Jan in a similar reply, I'm going to try to call the I.I.I. next week and see if they have it broken out by percentage. If I find out anyth