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Find below are the list of High Risk Cars In South Africa
, Toyota,
Ford,
Citroen,
Kia,
Hyundai,
BMW,
Audi,
Renault,
and Chevrolet.
Which cars get stolen the most in South Africa?
Most stolen cars
The most hijacked passenger vehicle is the Volkswagen Polo. The top 10 most stolen brands are VW, Toyota, Ford, Citroen, Kia, Hyundai, BMW, Audi, Renault and Chevrolet. Toyota’s Fortuner is the most hijacked 4X4, followed by the Land Rover and Nissan brands.
Which cars are hardest to steal?
Top 10 Most Stolen Cars in America
Jeep Cherokee/Grand Cherokee. Number of thefts: 9,818.
Dodge Pickup (full size) Number of thefts: 11,226.
GMC Pickup (Full size) Number of thefts: 11,708.
Toyota Corolla. Number of thefts: 12,388.
Nissan Altima.
Toyota Camry.
Chevrolet Pickup (Full-size)
Ford Pickup (Full-size)
Does South Africa have its own car?
Does South Africa have its own car brand? SA does not own a car brand. However, its car assembly industry is the best in Africa. Most car models assembled in Mzansi are from BMW, Ford, Nissan, Toyota, Volkswagen, and other foreign companies in South Africa.
Are Hyundai easy to steal?
On top of that, Milwaukee Police Sergeant Efrain Cornejo says Hyundai and Kia vehicles are easy to steal. Thieves don’t need the key fobs to take them like they do with most modern vehicles. “They are able to take these vehicles fairly easily,” said Cornejo
How many cars get stolen a day in South Africa?
50 cars
The SAPS reported 18 162 cases over the period, that equates to 50 cars being stolen in South Africa every day.
Is the new Fortuner high risk?
According to the 2017 report released by Ctrack, the following vehicles showed to be the most ‘high-risk’ for vehicle theft and hijacking: VW Polo is the most hijacked passenger vehicle in the country. Toyota Fortuner is the most hijacked SUV. Ford is the third most targeted manufacturer.
Are cars harder to steal?
If a thief has the right knowledge and equipment, modern cars can be incredibly easy to steal, and stealing them is actually getting easier rather than harder. The very technology that was supposed to make cars more secure is actually making life easier for criminals.