Personally, I've never heard of a XFire being stolen. I think our make of vehicle is so rare and hard to find that car thieves pass on stealing them. Professional thieves are not joy riders. They are in the used parts trade and look for cars to strip and easily move the parts as soon as possible. They don't want the stolen goods to hang around too long which could lead to their discovery.

Until there is a rash of stolen XFire reports, take Bobby McFerrin's advice: "Don't worry, be happy!"

Bob M