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Texas Sees Spike in Stolen Pickup Trucks in January 2026
Cibolo police report pickups top the list of most stolen vehicles in the state
Published on Feb. 24, 2026
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According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the top 10 most stolen vehicles in Texas in January 2026 were predominantly pickup trucks, with Cibolo police reporting a spike in these thefts across the state.
Why it matters
Vehicle theft is an ongoing issue in Texas, with pickup trucks often targeted due to their popularity and value. Understanding the trends in stolen vehicles can help law enforcement and the public take preventative measures to combat this crime.
The details
The Cibolo Police Department shared the top 10 most stolen vehicle models in Texas for January 2026, as reported by the Texas Department of Public Safety. The list was dominated by various pickup truck models, including the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado, and Ram 1500.
- The data covers vehicle thefts reported in Texas during January 2026.
The players
Cibolo Police Department
A law enforcement agency in Cibolo, Texas that provided the data on the most stolen vehicles in the state.
Texas Department of Public Safety
The state agency that tracks and reports on vehicle theft statistics in Texas.
The takeaway
This data highlights the ongoing challenge of preventing pickup truck thefts in Texas, underscoring the need for vehicle owners to take extra precautions to secure their valuable assets and for law enforcement to focus efforts on combating this persistent issue.
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