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U.S.: Cadillac Escalade is a favorite car of thieves

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U.S. thieves have the Cadillac Escalade as a preference. According to the Highway Loss Data Institute, the 1,000 units of the SUV, 108 are stolen.

If you have no foolin Escalade giving the bad guys are satisfied with Ford F-250, Infiniti G37 and Dodge Challenger, the next on the list of most stolen. The pickups in general are also more targeted. "F-250, GM Silverado and Dodge Ram are attractive vehicles are only for itself but also on account of tools and loads they carry," says Kim Hazelbaker, senior vice president of HLDI. Less stolen, according to the survey, are Volvo S80, Saturn Vue, Nissan Murano and Toyota Prius.

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