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https://www.axios.com/2023/07/20/car-thefts-2023-kia-hyundai-crime-data https://www.axios.com/2023/07/20/car-thefts-2023-kia-hyundai...

• rileymat2 3y ago
  At 86 per 100k per year, if we assume the average loss is about 50k (which might be high) we are talking like a $43 insurance premium per year? If I understand that correctly it is not a huge problem to focus on? But we should keep an eye on the trend continuing. I wonder what the ROI on additional criminal justice costs or additional antitheft costs is? They would have to be pretty cheap to make it worth it.
  • anonym29 3y ago
    You think Kia and Hyundai are bad? Focus one or two more layer in, at specific models ans trims, instead of whole makes. Check out the theft rates on Dodge Chargers and Dodge Challengers in the Hellcat trim level.
    • rileymat2 3y ago
      So, If I don’t have those cars it is less of a concern?
      • pc86 3y ago
        Yes/of course?