DENVER Colorado's auto theft rates are declining for the second year in a row.According to a recent report from the Colorado State Patrol, auto theft in the state decreased by 25% compared to 2023.Using an average loss value, the CSP said Colorado saved approximately $121,000,000 in total losses compared to the prior year.The report states that overall, over the last two years, Colorado has seen a 41% reduction in auto thefts since 2022.The CSP cautioned that while auto theft in Colorado continues to decline, its still a problem in the state.The Denver metro area remains the top spot in the state for auto theft, with 17,174 reports last year. According to the CSP report, thats down from 21,578 cases the previous year.The top 10 theft cities in Colorado were:1. Denver2. Aurora3. Colorado Springs4. Pueblo5. Lakewood6. Westminster7. Thornton8. Greeley9. Englewood10. Commerce CityThe report did not indicate reasons for the decline. However, last year, law enforcement took down at least two auto theft rings operating in the Denver metro area. Data shows that Hyundai and Kia makes continue to dominate the list of the most stolen vehicles in Colorado.The Top 10 most stolen vehicles in Colorado in 2024 were1. Chevrolet Silverado2. Hyundai Elantra3. Hyundai Sonata4. GMC Sierra5. Ford F-2506. Ford F-1507. Kia Optima8. Kia Soul9. Honda Civic10. Kia Sportage