These Cars Are Stolen Most in Colorado Right Now

Western Slope drivers in Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs, or Montrose might be used to thinking that auto theft is a Front Range problem, but Colorado’s vehicle theft data shows it is a serious issue statewide.

The Colorado State Patrol reports vehicle theft numbers are falling in the Centennial State, but our top ten most stolen vehicles remain very similar to the list from 2024. Here is a look at the state’s top ten.

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The Stakes of Auto Theft in Colorado

Read More: Motor Vehicle Theft in Colorado Was Down in 2025

The good news is that 2025 marks the third straight year that auto theft numbers have declined in Colorado. While numbers are down, the high rate of vehicle theft has not disappeared. Thefts are down 34% from 2024, but key population centers such as Denver, Aurora, Pueblo, and Colorado Springs still lead the state in incidents. Drivers statewide need to remain vigilant.

How the List Compares to 2024 Rankings

Colorado's list of the most stolen vehicles in 2025 is similar to the 2024 list, with pickups and popular sedans still being stolen at an alarming rate. While the number of stolen vehicles was lower around the state in 2025, the bulk of thefts remained centered in the Front Range’s largest cities. This regional concentration affects statewide insurance rates and local law enforcement focus.

Theft Causes and Prevention Tips

Read More: Colorado Leads Nation in Auto Theft With 117 Cars Stolen Daily

While lots of stolen vehicles tend to be older cars, popular models with fewer built-in anti-theft features make them easier targets for thieves. When police patrol Colorado, they often advise the owners of Colorado’s most stolen vehicles to lock their doors, secure their keys, and consider steering wheel locks or GPS tracking on the vehicle itself. All of these steps go a long way to reduce the risk of a stolen vehicle.