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Stolen Volkswagen Cars

4 Volkswagen vehicles have been reported stolen on StolenCars.uk. Most were taken in Cambridgeshire, Leeds and London. Thinking of buying one? Check the registration first.

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0in the last 30 days
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Latest stolen Volkswagen reports

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Volkswagen Tiguan NV66 DZHStolen£250 rewardVolkswagen Tiguan LeedsNV66 DZH Posted 14 May 2026Volkswagen T-cross AK74 XYHStolenVolkswagen T-cross Huntingdonshire, CambridgeshireAK74 XYH Posted 5 May 2026Volkswagen Golf R Black Ed Tsi 4motion Sa SE59 GERStolenVolkswagen Golf R Black Ed Tsi 4motion Sa Hale, TraffordSE59 GER Posted 28 Apr 2026Volkswagen Tiguan SGZ2404StolenVolkswagen Tiguan Perivale, LondonSGZ2404 Posted 21 Apr 2026

Stolen Volkswagen models

Tiguan 2Golf R Black Ed Tsi 4motion Sa 1T-cross 1

Where Volkswagen cars are stolen

Cambridgeshire 1Leeds 1London 1Trafford 1

Questions and answers

How many Volkswagen vehicles have been reported stolen?

4 Volkswagen vehicles have been reported stolen on StolenCars.uk, 0 in the last 30 days.

Which Volkswagen models are stolen most?

The Volkswagen models reported stolen most often on StolenCars.uk are the Volkswagen Tiguan, Volkswagen Golf R Black Ed Tsi 4motion Sa and Volkswagen T-cross.

Where are Volkswagen vehicles being stolen?

Most Volkswagen thefts reported on StolenCars.uk were in Cambridgeshire, Leeds and London.

How can I stop my Volkswagen 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.