Volkswagen

The Golf Plus at the top of the table is possibly an unreliable entry – chances are the majority of crimes involving that model were recorded in the stats for standard Golf. The Up was launched part way through the year our data covers, too, so its stats might not be fully representative of the cars performance now it is established. The rest of the table is as you’d expect, with older models and vans at the bottom of the table.

The popular Golf is the poorest performing car from Volkswagen, but it isn't an especially bad performer compared to vehicles from other manufacturers and its crime rate will be pushed up by older, less secure vehicles which are still around in their hundreds.

For a breakdown by make and model click here.

Crimes involving Volkswagen by type

Offence type	Offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
Theft from	61
Criminal Damage	56
Theft of	18
Interfering with	3
Other	1
Total	136

20.8% better than the national average.

Crimes involving Volkswagen by range

Range	Criminal Damage	Interfering with	Other	Theft from	Theft of	All offences
All figures are offences per 10,000 registered vehicles
Golf Plus	5	0	0	3	2	11
Up	24	0	0	10	0	32
Tiguan	21	1	1	28	2	52
Caravelle	18	3	1	37	11	68
Eos	33	0	0	28	7	68
Touareg	24	2	1	34	10	70
Phaeton	38	0	9	19	9	71
Corrado	16	4	4	41	12	76
Fox	43	2	1	31	2	79
Jetta	39	1	1	30	9	80
Beetle	46	2	0	35	9	93
Scirocco	38	1	4	35	17	93
Passat	45	1	1	47	10	102
Bora	43	1	0	44	10	102
Touran	51	0	0	44	9	102
LT	15	3	0	59	31	107
Lupo	55	3	0	46	9	114
Polo	53	3	1	52	13	120
Caddy	41	3	1	72	13	128
Golf	52	3	1	57	19	131
Crafter	30	9	0	90	29	153
Sharan	75	6	1	105	54	234
Transporter	63	8	1	141	28	237