Arizona Automobile Theft Authority

The Arizona Vehicle Theft Task Force recovered 1,789 stolen vehicles in 2025, valued at over $41.2 million.

We are a proud partner in prevention and recovery.

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Kia and Hyundai vehicles take up four of the top six spots on Arizona's most stolen list for 2025.

Whether you drive a sedan or an SUV, never leave your vehicle running and unattended.

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Did you know? In 2025, one vehicle was stolen every 41 minutes in Arizona.

That's 12,686 vehicles total.

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Happy National Police Week!

This week we honor the dedicated men and women of law enforcement. The AATA is proud to support the Department of Public Safety's statewide multi-agency Vehicle Theft Task Force. Thank you to the VTTF, and all Arizona Law Enforcement officers, for your relentless efforts in the safety and security of all Arizonans.

The Arizona Vehicle Theft Task Force (VTTF), funded through the AATA, recently recovered six high-end vehicles worth a total $700,000 in Queen Creek!

Remember, fraudulent vehicle purchases are treated just like traditional theft.

Visit AZWatchYourCar.com to learn how we support law enforcement to protect your community.

Motorcycles are often targeted during test rides and through online marketplaces.

Verify the identity and documents of buyers and sellers to ensure your bike doesn't get taken.

If your motorcycle is stolen, report the theft to law enforcement and your insurer immediately to increase the chances of recovery.

Learn more: aata.az.gov/motorcycle-theft

Running into the gas station? Shut off your car. Take your keys. Stay a step ahead of thieves.

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The best play for vehicle theft prevention: Park smart, take your keys, and lock your doors. It is the winning strategy for every Arizona driver.

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Vehicle theft is a statewide concern, but most thefts are concentrated in the state’s largest cities.

Every city in our top 10 has shown a significant decrease in thefts for 2025, but even one automobile theft is too many.

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