Sorry G-Nug, you didn't make the cut....

MSN had an article called "Theft Watch: The 10 Most-Stolen Vehicles"....and to my surprise a 2003 Chevy Malibu was not on there! I could only hope and pray someone would steal gnug (the name of my chevy malibu). For those of you who are wondering why I still have gnug, I often wonder that as well. I'd like to think it's because I am holding out for a really nice fancy European car...although we probably don't want to wait too long after we get married to start trying to have a baby (did I just say that?), so I am sure my dreams will be put on hold again!

Let me take a moment to tell you what cars did make the cut:

*1999 Ford Taurus-Far from exotic reasons, thieves like it because they stay under the radar
*1994 Acura Integra-referred to as "beater luxury" these card don't have protective bells and whistles like smart keys so easier to steal
*2000 Dodge Caravan
*2002 Ford Explorer
*2004 Dodge Ram-most stolen vehicle across New Mexico..the Mexican people like to pimp these trucks
*1997 Ford F-150-more of these on the road so power of numbers makes this a shoe in on the list
*1999 Chevy Silverado-parts are expensive, so parts are sold on the black market
*1991 Toyota Camry-because they last a long time, and the longer they're on the road, the more likely they are to be in accidents, the more likely people will be looking for parts
*1995 Honda Civic
*1994 Honda Accord

So looks like it is likely that no one will be stealing my car below....take a minute and admire the background....