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OWNERS OF RANGE ROVERS WILL FIND THE LATEST ANNUAL VEHICLE THEFT REPORT FROM THE UK’S LEADING VEHICLE TRACKING BRANDS, GLOBAL TELEMETRICS, A TOUGH READ AS THE VEHICLE HAS ONCE AGAIN TOPPED THE CAR THIEF’S ‘WISH LIST’, ACCORDING TO DATA COLLECTED BY THE TRACKING COMPANY THROUGHOUT 2021.
From Velar to Sport, Vogue to Autobiography, as well as the Land Rover Defender and Discovery, the Range Rover family of vehicles has grabbed six of the 10 ‘most stolen’ spots on Global Telemetrics annual review of vehicle thefts.

Joining the list that no car manufacturer ever wishes to see their vehicles on, is BMW with its two most popular SUV’s, X5 and X6, plus the Ford Transit and Fiat Ducato, showcasing that theft of vans and motorhomes and their possible contents remains ever popular.

Whether stolen to order, accessed via keyless entry, as a result of a burglary or even by opportunistic thieves, car theft remains a truth that all vehicle owners should be aware of. In 2021 alone, Global Telemetrics helped to recover over £23milion of stolen vehicles – that’s £10million more than in 2020. Amongst the highest value cars stolen were a Lamborghini Urus, a Bentley Continental GT V8 Auto as well as a Bentley Bentayga V8 First, a Mercedes AMG G 63 4Matic, and a Mercedes S63 l AMG Executive.

At the bottom end of the scale, the lowest value recovery vehicles included a Ford Transit, a Ford Fiesta ST, a Vauxhall Mokka and even a Timberwood Woodchipper and a Volvo Excavator – proving that protecting your asset isn’t exclusively for your car or van.