Toyota Prius Repair Facility In Portland Gets Blasted With Catalytic Converter Theft News Break
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Prius catalytic converter stolen. Several of those cases involved multiple cars in the same area so police estimate more than 100 catalytic converters have been stolen so far. Thieves target toyota prius catalytic converters in woodinville woodinville wa police said all three thefts occurred during the middle of the day and in busy shopping center parking lots. Theft of catalytic converters an emission control device that reduces pollutants have been rampant and the devices are valuable to thieves because of the metals in them.
Crashstockalamy last week the price of rhodium jumped above 10000 per ounce about six times the price of gold. As a specialist in toyota hybrids at arts automotive in berkeley we have replaced close to 100 prius catalytic converters since late spring of 2019. Catalytic converters along with copper and other metals have become a hot commodity for thieves.
Several of the thefts happened at hotels along i 80 and a couple in davis at an apartment complex. The 2005 year prius. The thieves emerge from a ford focus and jack up the prius.
The catalytic converter just got stolen from my 07 prius for the second time in two months and it took nearly three weeks to get the part in to fix it the first time because this is. A toyota prius with a stolen catalytic converter. Police say toyota prius.
Most have been 2004 to 2009 models and.
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