Independent analysis of vehicle crime in the United Kingdom.
Understanding vehicle theft, identity change, data reliability and prevention.
Vehicle crime affects owners, insurers, constabularies, manufacturers and public confidence.
This site provides structured analysis, educational guidance and data-led commentary on how vehicle crime operates – and how it is recorded.
WHAT THIS SITE COVERS
- Identity changes: ringers, clones and false plates
- Keyless entry and electronic security claims
- Stolen vehicle recovery trends
- Export theft and organised acquisition
- DVLA notification data
- Recovery rate analysis
- Recording standards
- What official statistics show — and what they do not
If you have:
- Purchased a stolen vehicle
- Discovered outstanding finance
- Encountered cloning
- Experienced fraud disposal
Structured guidance and considerations are available.
FEATURED ARTICLES
LATEST ARTICLES
- Keyless Taking or Key Questions?
- When ‘Sale or Return’ Goes Wrong
- BBC Crimewatch ‘Car Cloning’
- Keyless Vehicle Theft:
- Accusations of Criminality
- Thefts Down – Except for Newer Cars!
WHY THIS MATTERS
Vehicle crime is not just about theft. It affects:
- Insurance costs
- Public confidence
- Road safety
- Fraud exposure
- Data reliability
Accurate understanding matters.
Caveat: The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. If you require guidance on a specific matter, you should seek advice from a qualified legal professional.



