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Ford pickups top list of most stolen vehicles

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By:
Whitney McDonald
October 16, 2020 07:39 PM

The full-size Ford pickup, traditionally the top-selling U.S. pickup, also became the most stolen vehicle of 2019, according to a National Insurance Crime Bureau report.

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