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It is the first time since 2008 that the U.S. has hit the troubling milestone, NICB reports.

The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud reported auto theft costs U.S. businesses and consumers around $7.4 billion each year.

These ten U.S. states have seen the biggest jump in the number of auto thefts over the last decade.

Farmers Insurance offers advice for vehicle owners as catalytic converter thefts continue to rise.

The ranking is based on 2020 data, a year that saw a "significant" spike in car theft, according to the NICB.

Insurify busted common insurance misconceptions that fuel confusion amongst consumers.

Letting a car idle unattended is not only illegal in many states, but it is also correlated to vehicle thefts.

Early indicators point to 2020 becoming the biggest year for stolen cars in the past decade by a 'significant margin,' the NICB president & CEO said.