The most stolen America is preferred in the favorite muscle car

If you own Camaro built from 2022 to 2024, we suggest closely monitor it. According to the new data released on Thursday by the IIIHS Institute of Security Insurance (IIHS), the sixth generation of Camaros of those typical years is more likely to steal than the average car.

The ZL1 variable is especially vulnerable to the disappearance, according to IIHS. This CAMARO trim is likely to be stolen 39 times compared to the national average, making it the most compounds in the country for every 100 cars, according to the IIHS data institute on IIHS. California has seen the most stealing demand for Camaros, followed by Tennessee, Mississippi, Maryland and Texas.

“Muscle cars have often topped this list, as thieves are attracted to high -power vehicles,” Matt Moore, Director of Operations at the Highway Insurance Institute for Roads, said in a statement. “This also helps to clarify the cause of the most expensive and more powerful ZL1 theft than the standard Camaro.”

Not only is the brutal look or 650 hp high-charging V-8 that attracts thieves. IIHS says the sixth generation Camaro is especially easy to steal. According to the reporting agency, criminals can simply get the main code for Camaros by accessing the OBD-II port by car. Usually, it should be near the FOB key and use a specialized device to make a copy. But with this Camaros, all you have to do is be inside the car.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the thefts of Camaro began to ascend to 2016 typical, right as a production of the sixth generation model-which uses the FOB key as a Bean standard.

Moore said: “We expect the targeting of strong and highly valuable vehicles, and these models are achieved from these two squares,” Moore said. “But it has emerged to us that Camaros was about 10 years old with high demand frequencies.”

The auto industry company admitted the problem in March 2025, according to The road and the pathAnd it now offers free software updates to their owners to obtain an additional layer of digital protection.

Interestingly, Camaro was the only sports car in the IIHS menu, which has the best 20 vehicles more than 20 vehicles. The vast majority was a large Pickup and four -wheel drive vehicles. Despite the stranger, the ACURA TLX edges occupy two of the best five points. General Motors has a somewhat strong offer, occupying nine of the 20 best sites. Here is the full menu: