With all the theft and writeoffs, how many type r's are still around since they were released??

 

About that many.

 

There really is no definitive number that's publicized worldwide, so its hard to tell.
-Justin

 

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LOL

 

This shows that the Acura Integra is stolen on average of 21 per 1000. Thats 3 times more than the second most stolen car. http://www.hemetpolice.org/Crime/aug2002.htm

Logic would hold that the GS-R gets stolen more often than the LS, and that percentage wise, the Type-R gets stolen much more that the GS-R.

So I would say the Type-R stat above would be close to 100 per 1000 gets stolen per year(10%).

500 in 97 - 10% = 450
750 in 98 + 450 - 10% = 1080
0 in 99
1500 in 2000 + 1080 - 10% = 2322
1500 in 2001 + 2322 - 10% = 3440

So out of 4,250 cars, I would say 810 have been lost to theft.


I dont know what he rate per thousand of vehicles totaled is on average. I would guess another 150-200 have been totaled. Leaving around 3,200 left.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jond &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">This shows that the Acura Integra is stolen on average of 21 per 1000. Thats 3 times more than the second most stolen car. http://www.hemetpolice.org/Crime/aug2002.htm

Logic would hold that the GS-R gets stolen more often than the LS, and that percentage wise, the Type-R gets stolen much more that the GS-R.

So I would say the Type-R stat above would be close to 100 per 1000 gets stolen per year(10%).

500 in 97 - 10% = 450
750 in 98 + 450 - 10% = 1080
0 in 99
1500 in 2000 + 1080 - 10% = 2322
1500 in 2001 + 2322 - 10% = 3440

So out of 4,250 cars, I would say 810 have been lost to theft.


I dont know what he rate per thousand of vehicles totaled is on average. I would guess another 150-200 have been totaled. Leaving around 3,200 left.


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you forgot about mine, that makes 3201

 

12

 

12 + me

 

Nice info, jond.
I'm sure that 3200 +/- a few percentage points or so is a very accurate estimate.

 

mine is...........and thats all that matters

 

my '00 MY R is #00~1530. That's more than 1500. So there are alot more R's out there.
-Justin

 

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Okay, so add 200 to the total. I've never heard of one over 1600, has anyone else? Also, I forgot to subtract 10% for 2002, and 5% for half of this year. Either way you cut it, close to 25% of NorthAmerica Type-Rs are gone.

 

jond, are those worldwide figures or just NA or just US?

 

that leaves about 64 per state in the US. which would be innacurate because cali has about 80% of all itrs.