There’s a new leader when it comes to vehicle theft. That’s Chevy’s Camaro with the ZL1 version on top and the base Camaro 3rd. Matt Moore with the Highway Loss Data Institute says

In addition to the ZL1, the standard Camaro is also in the top five of the most stolen cars from the 2022 to 2024 model years, with the normal version of the car at a 13 times average. The standard Camaro retails for between $32,495 and $50,000, depending on the options selected, CBS News reported.

Camaro ZL1s are 39 times more likely to be boosted than average vehicles, the Highway Loss Data Institute says. Hyundai and Kia can take a step back from grand theft auto limelight, as new figures from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety-Highway Loss Data Institute shows that a muscle car now has the best odds of being stolen.