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Motor Vehicle Thefts By State, 2022 (1)
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State Motor vehicle
theft incidents (2)		 Percent of population
covered by reporting law
enforcement agencies (3)		 State Motor vehicle
theft incidents (2)		 Percent of population
covered by reporting law
enforcement agencies (3)
Alabama 8,757 89% Montana 2,509 98%
Alaska 637 60 Nebraska 2,021 72
Arizona 7,667 62 Nevada 15,654 99
Arkansas 7,436 98 New Hampshire 902 98
California 65,464 54 New Jersey 9,393 63
Colorado 45,599 99 New Mexico 10,859 88
Connecticut 7,009 98 New York 6,332 24
Delaware 1,658 98 North Carolina 20,366 97
D.C. 3,907 100 North Dakota 1,994 97
Florida 8,558 38 Ohio 26,339 94
Georgia 19,703 88 Oklahoma 12,736 100
Hawaii 4,621 100 Oregon 22,816 100
Idaho 1,734 96 Pennsylvania 14,370 38
Illinois 31,341 85 Rhode Island 1,717 99
Indiana 11,678 85 South Carolina 12,726 99
Iowa 4,285 93 South Dakota 2,114 88
Kansas 6,204 90 Tennessee 25,562 100
Kentucky 9,486 99 Texas 98,026 99
Louisiana 8,128 74 Utah 6,631 96
Maine 980 95 Vermont 595 96
Maryland 11,711 91 Virginia 13,673 100
Massachusetts 6,986 100 Washington 49,693 99
Michigan 26,155 92 West Virginia 1,383 88
Minnesota 16,540 94 Wisconsin 13,033 95
Mississippi 2,898 63 Wyoming 629 76
Missouri 30,267 97

(1) Includes the District of Columbia. Does not include a total for the United States because data in this chart is compiled on a different basis than the national totals released by the FBI.
(2) Beginning in 2021, state totals comprise of incidents submitted by law enforcement agencies to the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS)
(3) States have varying degrees of reporting data to the NIBRS. Percent of population covered shown.

Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Crime Data Explorer.

 

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Motor Vehicle Thefts By State, 2020 (1)
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State Vehicles stolen State Vehicles stolen
Alabama 10,926 Montana 2,676
Alaska 1,969 Nebraska 5,048
Arizona 17,937 Nevada 10,556
Arkansas 7,933 New Hampshire 1,044
California 168,323 New Jersey 10,278
Colorado 30,452 New Mexico 9,006
Connecticut 8,422 New York 19,656
Delaware 1,665 North Carolina 20,520
D.C. 3,399 North Dakota 2,074
Florida 38,271 Ohio 20,077
Georgia 25,506 Oklahoma 15,047
Hawaii 5,344 Oregon 16,585
Idaho 1,767 Pennsylvania 15,474
Illinois 21,332 Puerto Rico 1,978
Indiana 15,435 Rhode Island 1,509
Iowa 6,235 South Carolina 14,718
Kansas 7,229 South Dakota 2,315
Kentucky 11,497 Tennessee 21,098
Louisiana 12,400 Texas 84,276
Maine 862 Utah 10,288
Maryland 10,469 Vermont 264
Massachusetts 6,835 Virginia 10,853
Michigan 18,385 Washington 27,399
Minnesota 14,146 West Virginia 2,271
Mississippi 6,083 Wisconsin 9,393
Missouri 24,189 Wyoming 964

(1) Includes Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. Does not include a total for the United States because data in this chart is compiled on a different basis than the national totals released by the FBI.

Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports.

 
Motor Vehicle Thefts By State, 2022 (1)
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State Motor vehicle
theft incidents (2)		 Percent of population
covered by reporting law
enforcement agencies (3)		 State Motor vehicle
theft incidents (2)		 Percent of population
covered by reporting law
enforcement agencies (3)
Alabama 8,757 89% Montana 2,509 98%
Alaska 637 60 Nebraska 2,021 72
Arizona 7,667 62 Nevada 15,654 99
Arkansas 7,436 98 New Hampshire 902 98
California 65,464 54 New Jersey 9,393 63
Colorado 45,599 99 New Mexico 10,859 88
Connecticut 7,009 98 New York 6,332 24
Delaware 1,658 98 North Carolina 20,366 97
D.C. 3,907 100 North Dakota 1,994 97
Florida 8,558 38 Ohio 26,339 94
Georgia 19,703 88 Oklahoma 12,736 100
Hawaii 4,621 100 Oregon 22,816 100
Idaho 1,734 96 Pennsylvania 14,370 38
Illinois 31,341 85 Rhode Island 1,717 99
Indiana 11,678 85 South Carolina 12,726 99
Iowa 4,285 93 South Dakota 2,114 88
Kansas 6,204 90 Tennessee 25,562 100
Kentucky 9,486 99 Texas 98,026 99
Louisiana 8,128 74 Utah 6,631 96
Maine 980 95 Vermont 595 96
Maryland 11,711 91 Virginia 13,673 100
Massachusetts 6,986 100 Washington 49,693 99
Michigan 26,155 92 West Virginia 1,383 88
Minnesota 16,540 94 Wisconsin 13,033 95
Mississippi 2,898 63 Wyoming 629 76
Missouri 30,267 97

(1) Includes the District of Columbia. Does not include a total for the United States because data in this chart is compiled on a different basis than the national totals released by the FBI.
(2) Beginning in 2021, state totals comprise of incidents submitted by law enforcement agencies to the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS)
(3) States have varying degrees of reporting data to the NIBRS. Percent of population covered shown.

Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Crime Data Explorer.