Overview

• The HLDI report assigns the Camaro ZL1 a relative theft claim frequency of 3,949, making it 39 times more likely to be stolen than the average 2022–24 model.
• Analysts calculate a car’s theft risk using a relative frequency claim metric based on insurance data, with 100 representing the average across all vehicles.
• Flaws in the Camaro’s onboard diagnostic ports enable thieves to clone key codes and steal vehicles without the key fob.
• General Motors released a free body control module software enhancement in March for 2020–24 Camaros and has urged owners to install it.
• Electric and plug-in hybrid models rank among the least stolen even as overall U.S. vehicle thefts fell 17 percent in 2024.