The steepest drops came in Puerto Rico (-43%), Washington (-42%), North Dakota (-32%), and Louisiana (-32%). But that doesn’t mean cars weren’t hot targets altogether. Some models still topped thieves’ wish lists this year. Here are 2025’s most stolen vehicles.

AI-driven autonomy is transforming transportation, reshaping vehicles, infrastructure, manufacturing, sustainability, and national competitiveness worldwide, rapidly.

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Consumer Reports’ brand ranking for used cars focuses on the reliability of 5- to 10-year-old models, based on member surveys.

Connecticut resident Jason Trelli wondered how his 2011 Jaguar got such a low value after it was towed in May 2023.

Michigan’s chief mobility officer, Justine Johnson, tells Newsweek how new-age mobility tech is a big part of business statewide.

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