Top 10 most-stolen vehicles in the U.S.

WASHINGTON (SBG) -- This is probably one list you don’t want to be on. The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) released its annual “Hot Wheels” report, which identifies the top 10 most-stolen vehicles in the United States.

The current report breaks down the most-stolen vehicles in 2018 as well as the most-stolen vehicles from the 2018 model years.

Is your vehicle on the list? If you own a Honda, there’s a good chance it is because Civic and Accord are the top two most-stolen vehicles in 2018.

The top-10 most-stolen vehicles in 2018 (total vehicles stolen):

• Honda Civic (38,426): The most popular model year was 2000 with 5,290 vehicles stolen.
• Honda Accord (36,815): The most stolen model year was 1997 with 5,029 vehicles stolen.
• Ford Full-Size Pickup (36,355): The most stolen model year was 2006 with 3,173 vehicles stolen.
• Chevrolet Full-Size Pickup (31,566): The most stolen model year was 2004 with 2,097 vehicles stolen.
• Toyota Camry (16,906): The most stolen model year was 2017 with 1,144 vehicles stolen.
• Nissan Altima (13,284): The most stolen model year was 2017 with 1,451 vehicles stolen.
• Toyota Corolla (12,388): The most stolen model year was 2017 with 1,034 vehicles stolen.
• GMC Full-Size Pickup (11,708): The most stolen model year was 2018 with 1,170 vehicles stolen.
• Dodge Full-Size Pickup (11,226): The most stolen model year was 2001 with 1,155 vehicles stolen.
• Jeep Cherokee/Grand Cherokee (9,818): The most stolen model year was 2000 646 vehicles stolen.

However, in terms of most-coveted vehicles from the 2018 model year, full-size pickup trucks take No. 1, 2 and 5 slots.

Vehicles stolen the most for the 2018 model year (total vehicles stolen):

• GMC Full-Size Pickup (1,170)
• Ford Full-Size Pickup (1,017)
• Toyota Camry (976)
• Nissan Altima (912)
• Chevrolet Full-Size Pickup (790)
• Hyundai Elantra (775)
• Ford Transit (723)
• Dodge Charger (719)
• Toyota Corolla (699)
• Chevrolet Malibu (698)

We’ve previously written about how to avoid being carjacked and how to track your vehicle if it’s been stolen. So, if you find yourself “on the list,” you might want a refresher course on how to stay safe and (worse-case-scenario) recover your vehicle.