19. Volkswagen Routan
The Volkswagen Routan struggled to make an impact in the competitive minivan market, largely overshadowed by more established rivals. Its lack of widespread popularity, combined with a limited pool of interested buyers, keeps demand for both the vehicle and its parts extremely low. This lack of desirability makes the Routan one of the least stolen minivans on the road. As Kelley Blue Book notes, the Routan’s minimal parts value and tepid market presence serve as effective theft deterrents.