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Here's a list of the most commonly targeted vehicles in Ontario last year and some tips about how to keep your car safe.

From tips that cost nothing to tools you can buy, 'layered' protection can keep your car safeHonda CR-Vs, like the one pictured here, were among the most commonly stolen vehicles in Ontario in 2020, according to Équité Association, which investigates and analyzes insurance fraud and crime.

"These are not young people who are stealing cars for joyrides or maybe a group that might steal a car in order to utilize it in a, a secondary criminal offence. These are professional criminals that have professional networks," said Michael Slack, director for auto theft for Ontario and Eastern Canada for Équité Association. "And often the expertise of that specific network can influence the type of vehicle that's being stolen in your neighbourhood.

But before looking at protection you can purchase, there are plenty of basic steps that cost nothing and can go a long way too, experts suggest.First, there's the obvious: Always take your keys with you when you park, don't leave your vehicle running, make sure your doors and windows are closed and always set your emergency brake. And definitely don't leave the original ownership or insurance cards in your vehicle — consider a photocopy instead.

Consider installing an ignition kill switch to keep your vehicle from starting. If you do have one installed, you can also call your insurance company and ask for a discount.

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