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1.2 Private Education Criminologist Frank E Hagan Wrote That "Probably The Most Important Factor In The Rate Of Motor Vehicle Theft Is The Number Of Motor Vehicles Per Capita In The Country." Using Data Supplied By The United Nations Office On Drugs And Crime The Estimated Worldwide Auto-theft Rate Is 65.8 Per 100,000 Residents However Data Is Not Available For All Countries And This Crime Rate Reflects Only The Most Recent Year Of Reported Data For The 4,429,167,344 People These Countries Represent There Were A Total 2,915,575 Cars Stolen Uruguay Has The Highest Auto-theft Rate For Any Fairly Large Country In The World At 437.6 Per 100,000 Residents In 2012 However Bermuda In Its Most Recent Year Of Reported Auto-thefts (2004) Reported A Rate Of 1324.0 Per 100,000 People But The Population Of Bermuda (65,000) Is Smaller Than Many Cities In Countries Such As The USA And Canada Some Cities Have Higher Rates Than Bermuda Such As Newark New Jersey Which Had An Auto-theft Rate Of 1420.6 In 2012 The United Nations Office On Drugs And Crime Notes "that When Using The Figures Any Cross-national Comparisons Should Be Conducted With Caution Because Of The Differences That Exist Between The Legal Definitions Of Offenses In Countries Or The Different Methods Of Offense Counting And Recording" Crime Rates In Certain Neighborhoods Or Areas In Each Country May Also Be Higher Or Lower Than The Nationwide Rate Furthermore Because The Vehicle Theft Rates Shown In The Table Below Are "per 100,000 Population" -- Not Per 100,000 Vehicles -- Countries With Low Vehicle Ownership Rates Will Appear To Have Lower Theft Rates Even If The Theft Rate Per Vehicle Is Relatively High 2005�2014: "Year Of The Gun" Shootings And The Falling Murder Rate