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Which car brands are most often stolen in Luxembourg?

The methods for car theft are becoming increasingly sophisticated over time. Often it is especially larger cars or expensive brands that become targets. Are there particular brands that are more targeted than others? Our MP André Bauler has inquired with the Ministry for Home Affairs

« Ces derniers temps, le nombre de vols de voitures automobiles et d’autres véhicules semble aller croissant.

Dans ce contexte j’aimerais poser les questions suivantes à Monsieur le Ministre des Affaires Intérieures :

  • Quelles sont les marques de voitures les plus visées par les vols en question ?
  • Quelles régions du pays connaissent les chiffres d’incidents de vol les plus intensifs ?
  • Combien de voitures automobiles sont actuellement portées disparues au Grand-Duché ? Quelles marques et modèles sont les plus visés ?
  • Outre les voitures automobiles, est-ce que des véhicules destinés à des travaux de construction ou d’agriculture sont également volés ? »
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