When you imagine the average car thief, you probably don’t picture a 1994 Honda Accord. Surprisingly enough, however, this car has ranked as one of the most stolen vehicles in the country for the last two years, according to Forbes. This information, gleaned from the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s yearly Hot Wheels Report, shows that car thieves target some surprising vehicles. However, their habits do give some ideas on how to keep your car safe from criminals.

Most Stolen Cars of 2011

The data that came out in 2011 (all cars stolen over 2010) showed thieves have a penchant for stealing older models.

In 2011, some of the most popular vehicles with car thieves included the 1991 Toyota Camry, the 1995 Honda Civic and the 1994 Honda Accord. Many vehicles manufactured in the U.S. also made the list, including the Ford F-150, the Ford Explorer, the Dodge Caravan and the Dodge Ram. Chevrolet and GMC trucks and SUVs were also popular.

Most Stolen Cars of 2012

The data in 2012 (all cars stolen over 2011) shows the 1994 Honda Accord remained the most popular of car thieves, according to the Huffington Post. After the Accord came another Civic, this time from 1998. The 2006 Ford F-150 took third place.

Again in the top ten were the Dodge Caravan, trucks from Chevrolet and Dodge, and the Ford Explorer.

Most Stolen Cars of 2013?

Judging from the previous two years, it’s probably safe to say certain vehicles will remain on the top most stolen list. The Honda Accord and Civic seem to be quite popular with thieves, and trucks and SUVs from Ford and Chevrolet continue to appeal to criminals.