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Australia's Most Stolen Car...

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Published Oct 2, 2026, 10:48 AM · 2w ago

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1,987
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2.1% of views
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Description

Right now, someone can be standing next to your car with a small black device, plug it into a port under your dashboard, and drive away in under three minutes. No smashed window. No alarm. It's happening roughly 30 times a day in Victoria alone and it's just one piece of a much bigger picture. Australia now ranks 5th in the world for car theft, and the vehicles criminals want most aren't exotic. They're the ones parked in your street right now. This video breaks down Australia's real car theft numbers why the Holden Commodore has topped the list for over a decade despite not being built here since 2017, why Toyota LandCruiser thefts jumped 258% in a single year, how international crime syndicates are shipping stolen 4x4s to the Middle East, how key cloning actually works, and what you can genuinely do to stop it happening to you. In this video: – Australia's car theft numbers, state by state – Why the Holden Commodore keeps topping the list – The 258% surge in Toyota LandCruiser theft – Inside an international car theft syndicate (Operation Xray Lox) – How key cloning actually works – What happens to a stolen car afterward – The cheap fix that stops most of this If you've ever had a car stolen, or know someone who has, drop a comment — genuinely curious how common this has been for people watching. #CarTheft #Australia #HoldenCommodore
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