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Every day from 2016-2018, an average of 209 vehicles were stolen because drivers left their keys in their vehicles.

While it's easy to assume the latest cars are at the greatest risk, it turns out older models are very popular amongst thieves.

Once again, the National Insurance Crime Bureau has ranked metropolitan statistical areas across the U.S. by the number of vehicle thefts per capita. How does your city rank?

Whether it's a deliberately misstated water-damage claim on a homeowners policy or a sophisticated international crime ring for stolen autos, insurance fraud is driven by an amalgam of greed, stealth and exploitation.

Over 21,700 2011-2013 model-year SUVs and crossovers were stolen in the U.S. between Jan.1, 2010 and Dec. 31, 2013. See a breakdown of the thefts by state; region; class, model and make; and the number and percentage of unrecovered vehicles.

New Year's Day was the most active holiday for vehicle thefts in 2012 with 2,228 reported thefts across the country.

NICB released a report on motorcycle thefts in the U.S. for 2012, based on National Crime Information Center motorcycle theft data.

In recent years, practical rides such as the Honda Civic and Toyota Yaris attracted their share of auto thieves.