Stolen Cars in London
28 vehicles have been reported stolen in London on StolenCars.uk, including 4 in the last 30 days. The makes reported most here are Toyota, BMW and Hyundai. Check the latest reports below and keep an eye out. If you spot one, call 101 and let the owner know.
Latest stolen cars in London
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Stolen£500 rewardMercedes-Benz EL26GTC
Stolen£500 rewardPorsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid AutoVX24 ZTS
Stolen£250 rewardLexus RxWV18 FDJ
Recovered£100 rewardLexus NxLJ68 YHA
Stolen£500 rewardKia Niro 2 EvMT23 RVV
StolenJaguar F-paceCK67 VWW
StolenKia Niro 3 EvLT21 WFU
Stolen£100 rewardToyota C-hrEK70 FXF
StolenHyundai Ioniq 5 Ultimate EvDP22 EFH
Recovered£500 rewardHyundai IoniqEG19 JKJ
Stolen£100 rewardHyundai IoniqEK70 BCU
Stolen£2,000 rewardBMW X4 M Competition AutoKS20 XUT
Stolen£2,000 rewardFord Kuga St-line X Ed Phev CvtBJ72 OTC
StolenNissan SkylineG680VNS
StolenToyota Yaris Design Hev CvtHJ71 UBV
StolenHonda CivicRV67 XWN
StolenToyota C-hrFD70 XVC
StolenMercedes-benz Glc 300 Amg Line Prem D 4m AEK13 RAJ
StolenToyota Rav4YP70 FPK
StolenMercedes-benz Gla 200 Amg Ln Executve Mhev ALL74 RHX
StolenToyota Rav4 Excel HevHG21 DND
StolenToyota Hilux Invincib X D-4d4wd Dcb AHF72 YCV
StolenFord FiestaRO17 DZR
StolenLexus RxDN20 PANMost stolen makes in London
Questions and answers
How many cars have been reported stolen in London?
28 vehicles have been reported stolen in London on StolenCars.uk, 4 in the last 30 days. 2 have since been marked as recovered.
Which cars are stolen most in London?
On StolenCars.uk, the makes reported stolen most often in London are Toyota, BMW and Hyundai. The most reported model is the Hyundai Ioniq.
What should I do if my car is stolen in London?
Call 999 if you see it being taken, otherwise report it to the police on 101 and get a crime reference number. Tell your insurer, then publish a free report on StolenCars.uk with photos, the registration and where it was taken so people nearby can look out for it.
I think I've seen one of these cars. What should I do?
Don't approach the vehicle or anyone with it. Note the location and time and call 101, or 999 if a crime is in progress. You can also message the owner through the report on StolenCars.uk.