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The Toyota LandCruiser (200 Series and 300 Series) is the single most stolen vehicle in Australia. Organised theft rings target them specifically for export and parts — often gone within 60 seconds using relay amplifiers or OBD programming tools.

The Ford Ranger Raptor is among the most targeted utes in Australia due to its high resale value and keyless entry vulnerabilities. Relay attacks can unlock and start a Raptor in under 30 seconds if keys are near the front door.

The Toyota Hilux is a consistently high-value target — particularly SR5 and Rogue variants — due to strong resale demand and keyless entry vulnerabilities on post-2015 models.

BMW M2 (F87 and G87) are high-value performance vehicles with sophisticated keyless entry — and corresponding relay attack vulnerability. Inner-city and inner-suburb parking significantly increases risk.

The Audi RS3 Sportback and Sedan are among the most commonly targeted performance cars in Melbourne. The factory keyless entry and high resale value make them a priority target in inner-city and inner-suburb areas.

The VW Golf R (MK7, MK7.5, MK8) is among the most commonly targeted hot hatches in Melbourne. The VAG keyless entry system is well-known to theft rings and relay attack hardware is widely available.

The Lexus NX (250, 350, 350h, 450h+) is increasingly targeted in Melbourne's eastern and inner suburbs. The Smart Access keyless entry system is relay-attack vulnerable, and hybrid models have strong parts demand.

The Subaru WRX and STI are popular targets in Melbourne's performance community. Keyless entry vulnerability on post-2014 models and high parts demand (STI engine, Brembo brakes) drive theft activity.

The Mercedes-AMG C63 (W205 and W206) is a high-value target in Melbourne's inner suburbs. KEYLESS-GO vulnerability is well documented and actively exploited by organised theft groups.

The Honda Civic Type R (FL5 and FK8) is a growing theft target in Australia due to its limited allocation, high resale value and rising demand. Keyless entry relay attacks are increasingly common on these models.