stolen car

The only thing lamer than stealing someone’s car is stealing a car you can’t even drive. That is precisely what happened in this situation where some numbskull stole a high-end performance sportscar in the U.K. earlier this month. The knucklehead in question is a fella named Lee Smythe, and the sports car (supercar) in question …

Stealing a bright yellow $300,000 Ferrari 488 is only half the battle for ambitious car thieves. As you might imagine, an Italian supercar draws loads of attention, making them especially difficult to hide in plain sight. However, a set of thieves in Mexico thought they had found a solution to hiding a freshly stolen Ferrari. …

Car theft happens all the time, unfortunately. Typically the people doing the thieving try to hide what they’ve done to avoid getting thrown in the big house. Although, plenty of people get caught with stolen cars by being very stupid, like the fella who couldn’t figure out the gas cap to his stolen Ferarri. Last …

Getting your car stolen has to be pretty confusing. You come outside expecting to see your car, and it’s gone. Imagine how your confusion might multiply if you found out it was the cops. Well, this story isn’t quite so cut and dry like that. For one New Yorker, this is (kind of) what happened. …

Getting your car stolen has got to be one of the most irritating things ever. I assume it’s way more aggravating when your car is a McLaren 570S. The aggravation must wane a bit once you learn that the person who stole your car is a complete moron and got themselves caught quickly. Well, that …

Car theft is on the rise. With Covid still raging, our need for cars is high, and many people are still out of work. This creates a strong cause-and-effect balance that has some ugly results. Coming out to find your car missing has got to be one of the worst feelings a motorist can have. …

Car theft is unbelievably wack. Modern cars are generally more secure than the old dogs, but car theft still seems to plague many places worldwide and our country. People have even taken to stealing catalytic converters. What is so interesting is that certain cars, trucks, and motorcycles get stolen far more often than others, and …

Like stumbling across a barn find, Lost supercars are a very exciting idea. We are intrigued by this for many reasons, but one of them is wondering if maybe we could be the ones to stumble across the fabled treasure. Well, as of June of 2017, there was one less missing 1987 Ferrari Mondial out …

Don’t you hate it when you drop off your girlfriend’s Ferrari at the dealership for some routine maintenance and some dude steals it? I know I do. It’s Friday night, and your girlfriend is ready to rip the town up with her 2015 Ferrari 458 Spider, and it’s gone. It would be one thing if …

I wouldn’t call myself a great car owner. Why? Because I’ve got some pretty bad habits. One of them? Leaving my key fob in my car. Really, if you see my car in a parking lot, there’s a good chance that I left my key fob somewhere in, around, or even under the front seat. …

If you own an older Honda or Acura, then you have probably heard of just how easy they are to steal. In fact, the Honda Civic and the Honda Accord are still among of the top 10 most stolen cars in America and Acuras like the Integra and the RSX are not too far behind. …

If you’ve ever watched the movie Gone In 60 Seconds, you’ve probably realized how difficult it is to steal a massive amount of cars. While many countries have taken the tactic of asking citizens to quarantine, and overall many people have accepted their shelter in place orders, a select few have had other things in …

Beginning in mid-March, dealerships in the Winston-Salem area and Kernersville area of North Carolina began to notice vehicles disappearing from their lots. Unfortunately, they weren’t disappearing because of sales. In all, over forty vehicles were stolen from multiple dealerships. The losses amount to over one million dollars of inventory.  The suspects According to Winston-Salem police, children …

Car theft is still prevalent these days and, unfortunately, it’s probably not slowing down any time soon. It’s not because new cars are not any more theft deterrent, because they are, it’s because there are still thousands of older cars still on the roads. And most, if not all, of those cars are worth more …