BRZ! NEW HOT AND STOLEN

[daiheadjai]

Originally Posted by aethelwulf

No one is going to be in a hurry to steal these.

Yeah... and if they did, they wouldn't be in a hurry to getaway...

Ba-dum-bump.

Just kidding.

[fistpoint]

Originally Posted by swift996

This might be the stupidest post I've ever seen. I love the dedication of news and such on this site, but some people are just idiots.

People steal common cars like Honda Accords/Toyota Camrys so they can strip and sell the parts or blend easily. Hondas from the 90s-early 2000s are simple to steal. The door locks and keys are a joke.

You're right, but when my '00 Civic Si was stolen and found 3 blocks away on fire, nothing except my personal belongings were removed prior to the flame job.

Just because there won't be enough of them on the road to conceal the stolen parts, doesn't mean it won't be stolen for a joy ride or just to be an asshole.

You're actually attempting to apply reason and rationality to a thief?

[Laika]

Originally Posted by fistpoint

You're actually attempting to apply reason and rationality to a thief?

I don't want to give off the wrong idea but I can assure you any decent thief would be reasonable and rational...at least relative to their own goals. Otherwise they wouldn't profit and they sure wouldn't get away with it.

[ngabdala]

I will keep my racist comments to myself about who drives these cars (not the pickups)

Originally Posted by neutron256

"Here are the 10 most stolen vehicles as reported by the NICB — the number in parentheses is the model year most stolen:

Honda Civic (1995)
Honda Accord (1991)
Toyota Camry (1989)
Ford F-150 (1997)
Chevrolet C/K 1500 (1994)
Acura Integra (1994)
Dodge Ram Pickup (2004)
Nissan Sentra (1994)
Toyota Pickup (1988)
Toyota Corolla (2007)"

Notice only a couple are less then a decade old, and the newest is also one of the most common cars in America.

[neutron256]

Originally Posted by fistpoint

You're right, but when my '00 Civic Si was stolen and found 3 blocks away on fire, nothing except my personal belongings were removed prior to the flame job.

Just because there won't be enough of them on the road to conceal the stolen parts, doesn't mean it won't be stolen for a joy ride or just to be an asshole.

You're actually attempting to apply reason and rationality to a thief?

Anyone with the skills and tools needed to steal a car with an immobilizer is going to be doing it for more then a joyride.

[kensic]

Originally Posted by fistpoint

You're right, but when my '00 Civic Si was stolen and found 3 blocks away on fire, nothing except my personal belongings were removed prior to the flame job.

Just because there won't be enough of them on the road to conceal the stolen parts, doesn't mean it won't be stolen for a joy ride or just to be an asshole.

You're actually attempting to apply reason and rationality to a thief?

thats the point im trying to get across, there's alot of people out there that will just steal for fun.

Maybe brz/frs wont be stolen per-say, but it will get a dent or two, key marks, ect, ect

nice cars being vandalized because of haters

[ngabdala]

EVO owners know all about that

Originally Posted by kensic

thats the point im trying to get across, there's alot of people out there that will just steal for fun.

Maybe brz/frs wont be stolen per-say, but it will get a dent or two, key marks, ect, ect

nice cars being vandalized because of haters

[MF_DEUCE]

no. The most popular cars that are stolen are luxurious American cars like the HUMMER and i see those everywhere!
If someone were to steal one, it would be easy to spot them out.

[percyng]

Originally Posted by Subie

Uhh no. There won't be enough of them for that to happen.

Don't forget same car can be stolen twice, or more!