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Hyundai

People have only really been buying Hyundai models in big numbers since 2008 – they’re fairly secure and have very low crime rates attached to them. The bottom of the table features much older, less secure cars, along with the H100 van, which is so rare you probably never knew it existed and the i800 van. Vans always tend to have higher crime rates than cars because they are used to transport valuable items.

For a breakdown by make and model click here.

Crimes involving Hyundai by type

Offence type	Offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
Criminal Damage	47
Theft from	38
Theft of	8
Interfering with	1
Other	0
Total	93

45.9% better than the national average.

Crimes involving Hyundai by range

Range	Criminal Damage	Interfering with	Other	Theft from	Theft of	All offences
All figures are offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
ix20	7	2	0	10	2	23
i40	9	0	0	17	0	24
ix35	9	1	0	20	2	32
i10	19	0	0	16	2	37
i20	18	0	0	16	2	37
Tucson	18	0	0	32	3	53
i30	31	0	0	20	3	54
Terracan	21	0	0	30	9	64
Santa Fe	22	1	0	37	5	67
Matrix	38	1	0	26	4	67
Sonata	28	0	0	28	9	70
Getz	43	1	1	28	5	77
Amica	45	2	0	35	8	89
Coupe	45	0	0	34	7	91
Elantra	46	0	0	46	8	94
Lantra	51	4	0	35	16	102
i800	36	6	0	67	12	113
Accent	64	2	0	40	16	122
Trajet	69	4	0	36	15	124
Atoz	123	0	0	62	34	211
H100	133	21	0	154	62	345