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What are the top 10 auto theft areas in the United States?

--- Metropolitan areas in or near ports and the Canadian and Mexican border are among the top 10 auto theft areas in the United States, according to a study by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). The NICB's study analyzed vehicle theft rates of metropolitan statistical areas (MSA's) in the United States in 2001 using vehicle theft data from the FBI, department of motor vehicles and state police departments, and registered vehicle data from R.L. Folk. The vehicle theft rate was determined by dividing the number of stolen vehicles by the number of registered vehicles.

The MSA's with the ten highest vehicle theft rates are:

¤ýPhoenix, AZ
¤ýMiami, FL
¤ýFresno, CA
¤ýDetroit, MI
¤ýSacramento, CA
¤ýTucson, AZ
¤ýTacoma, WA
¤ýStockton, CA
¤ýSeattle, WA
¤ýJersey City, NJ

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