Stolen Mercedes-benz Cars

6 Mercedes-benz vehicles have been reported stolen on StolenCars.uk, 2 in the last 30 days. Most were taken in London, Dudley and South East. Thinking of buying one? Check the registration first.

6reported stolen
2in the last 30 days
0recovered

Latest stolen Mercedes-benz reports

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Mercedes-Benz E L26GTCStolen£500 rewardMercedes-Benz EL26GTCMercedes-Benz C S44HRWStolen£500 rewardMercedes-Benz CS44HRWMercedes-Benz C PJ14 WOCStolen£250 rewardMercedes-Benz CPJ14 WOCMercedes-benz Glc 300 Amg Line Prem D 4m A EK13 RAJStolenMercedes-benz Glc 300 Amg Line Prem D 4m AEK13 RAJMercedes-benz Gla 200 Amg Ln Executve Mhev A LL74 RHXStolenMercedes-benz Gla 200 Amg Ln Executve Mhev ALL74 RHXMercedes-benz Amg A 35 Touring Ed 4m Mhev A WG74 XWPStolenMercedes-benz Amg A 35 Touring Ed 4m Mhev AWG74 XWP

Questions and answers

How many Mercedes-benz vehicles have been reported stolen?

6 Mercedes-benz vehicles have been reported stolen on StolenCars.uk, 2 in the last 30 days.

Which Mercedes-benz models are stolen most?

The Mercedes-benz models reported stolen most often on StolenCars.uk are the Mercedes-Benz C, Mercedes-benz Amg A 35 Touring Ed 4m Mhev A and Mercedes-Benz E.

Where are Mercedes-benz vehicles being stolen?

Most Mercedes-benz thefts reported on StolenCars.uk were in London, Dudley and South East.

How can I stop my Mercedes-benz being stolen?

Use a visible steering wheel lock, keep keyless entry fobs in a signal-blocking (Faraday) pouch away from doors and windows, fit an approved tracker, and park in a garage or a well-lit spot. Ask your dealer about software updates and immobiliser upgrades for your model.

What should I do if my car is stolen?

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.