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Stolen Nissan Cars

4 Nissan vehicles have been reported stolen on StolenCars.uk, 1 in the last 30 days. Most were taken in Cambridgeshire, London and West Sussex. Thinking of buying one? Check the registration first.

4reported stolen
1in the last 30 days
1recovered
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Latest stolen Nissan reports

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Nissan Juke RF63 JSURecovered£50 rewardNissan Juke Mid Sussex, West SussexRF63 JSU Posted 1 Oct 2026Nissan Skyline G680VNSStolenNissan Skyline Lewisham, LondonG680VNS Posted 9 May 2026Nissan Juke MT16 CXGStolenNissan Juke Sheffield, Yorkshire and The HumberMT16 CXG Posted 21 Apr 2026Nissan Navara WR68 XZDStolenNissan Navara Fenland, CambridgeshireWR68 XZD Posted 21 Apr 2026

Stolen Nissan models

Juke 2Navara 1Skyline 1

Where Nissan cars are stolen

Cambridgeshire 1London 1West Sussex 1Yorkshire and The Humber 1

Questions and answers

How many Nissan vehicles have been reported stolen?

4 Nissan vehicles have been reported stolen on StolenCars.uk, 1 in the last 30 days. 1 has since been marked as recovered.

Which Nissan models are stolen most?

The Nissan models reported stolen most often on StolenCars.uk are the Nissan Juke, Nissan Navara and Nissan Skyline.

Where are Nissan vehicles being stolen?

Most Nissan thefts reported on StolenCars.uk were in Cambridgeshire, London and West Sussex.

How can I stop my Nissan 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.