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Motor vehicle theft rate in the United States in 2016, by state

Motor vehicle theft rate per 100,000 inhabitants in the United States in 2016, by state

The data displays the motor vehicle theft rate per 100,000 inhabitants in the U.S. in 2016, distinguished by state. In 2016, District of Columbia was ranked first with 564.3 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the United States

New Mexico	564.3
California	450.3
Nevada	448.3
Washington	443
District of Columbia	436.5
Alaska	412.1
Hawaii	395.8
Colorado	354
Oregon	322.3
Oklahoma	309.8
Utah	307.7
Missouri	300.3
South Carolina	280.6
Arizona	265.8
Montana	263.1
Georgia	259.9
North Dakota	259.1
Nebraska	247.8
Texas	247.8
Alabama	241.1
Arkansas	239.4
Kansas	238.6
Tennessee	227.3
Kentucky	222.8
Indiana	222.1
Louisiana	220.8
Florida	209.3
Michigan	203.2
Connecticut	198.7
Maryland	196.7
South Dakota	173.6
Wisconsin	172.3
Ohio	169.3
Delaware	159.7
Iowa	159
Minnesota	158.1
Illinois	155.5
Rhode Island	151.1
North Carolina	150.8
Mississippi	144.7
West Virginia	137
Wyoming	136.6
New Jersey	126.6
Idaho	123.4
Massachusetts	118.3
Virginia	116.4
Pennsylvania	102.1
New York	72.9
New Hampshire	65.3
Maine	58.2
Vermont	45.1

Motor vehicle theft rate in the United States in 2016, by state

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