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Chevrolet offers free updates to 2020-2024 Camaro owners
Camaro thefts are relatively new according to IIHS data
Chevrolet acknowledged faulty software in March 2025
Thieves make new Camaro fobs via OBD-II ports
Chevrolet Camaro thieves clone key fobs unlike Hyundai and Kia thefts
More expensive more powerful ZL1 is stolen more often than standard Camaro
Non-ZL1 Camaro had a theft rate 13 times higher than the national average based on theft data from the last three years
Muscle cars have often topped this list thieves are attracted to vehicles with high horsepower Matt Moore said
2022-2024 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 models were the most stolen vehicles in America automotive safety watchdog says
Camaro ZL1s are 39 times more likely to be stolen than average vehicles Highway Loss Data Institute says
Volvo XC90 XC40 Subaru Crosstrek Ford Mustang Mach-E 2022-2024 models were rarely stolen
Electrified vehicles are undesirable to thieves Tesla and Toyota RAV4 Prime are least stolen
Acura TLX GMC Sierra 2500 and 3500 have high theft rates
Moore said powerful high-value vehicles are expected theft targets
Most thefts occurred in California and Texas Tennessee Mississippi and Maryland were also affected
2016-2024 Camaros had 18.3 theft claims per 1000 insured vehicles in March 2024
National average for 2010-2015 vehicles is 1.3 claims per 1000 insured vehicles
Camaro theft rate was steady until 2023 then rose sharply through 2024
Chevrolet acknowledged potentially faulty software in March 2025
Chevrolet offers free updates to 2020-2024 Camaro owners