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AskMen.com June 20, 2003 Steve Richer	2002's Most Stolen Cars & How To Prevent Theft Car thieves go after the types of cars that most of us drive. Hence, with the purchase of a new car comes the eternal fear of potential auto theft.
Entrepreneur September 2007 Jill Amadio	Stop, Thief! Every 25.5 seconds, a car or truck is stolen. The best defense is to arm your investment with several deterrents. Read on about security options that will help you keep your car in its parking spot.
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