What cars get stolen the most?

Statistics for the most stolen vehicles

Rank	Car	Number stolen
1	Honda Civic	38,426
2	Honda Accord	36,815
3	Ford pickup	36,355
4	Chevrolet pickup	31,566

What to do if someone refuses to return your car?

Call another police department. It is a police matter. It seems odd that the police are refusing your report if this person took your vehicle 5 months ago and refuses to return it. Try contacting a supervising officer at the police department.

What happens if you let a friend drive your car?

I let friend drive my car. but she is disappeared for 5 month. I report to police but they think its civil matter. Detective don’t want to do anything. insurance is not paying either.

How can I get my car back from my Ex?

For an explanation of the difference between the ‘owner’ of a vehicle and the ‘registered keeper’ of a vehicle see link below: Civil dispute – in a civil dispute over ownership of a car, if you are the legal owner of the vehicle and your ex has it, you can either require its return and seek a court order to this effect or sue them for its cost.

What happens if a friend borrows your car?

Just because you may have consented to loan the car initially, that doesn’t mean it can’t become stolen later. If your friend has kept the car well beyond the agreed upon loan period, it is now a stolen vehicle. I agree with my colleagues that you need to press the police to take a report of your stolen vehicle.

Is it possible to return a car you just bought?

If you have buyer’s remorse, chances are the dealer won’t let you return a car you’ve bought. However, there are some exceptions. Some car dealers such as CarMax and online marketplaces like Carvana and Vroom have policies that allow people to return cars they’ve bought, under certain conditions.

What happens if you loan a car to a friend?

I loaned a car to a (prior) friend. They didn’t return it. He was down and out and I was nice enough to let him stay with me. He got angry one day and decided to yell at me, then hang up. I haven’t seen, nor heard from him and he won’t return my telephone calls.

Do you have to have car insurance for all family members?

In many cases, everyone in the same household is actually required to be included on the vehicle’s insurance policy. For those friends or family members who don’t live with you but use your car every once in a while – you can typically loan them your vehicle and not worry that they’ll be covered. Permissive use generally applies in these cases.