Every 40 seconds a car in the United States is stolen, according to the most recent FBI data on auto theft.

While the Toyota Camry takes home the award for the most stolen car, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, thieves are also hot for luxury cars, which are often exported overseas “where they can fetch a premium over their domestic value,” Karl Brauer, CEO of TotalCarScore.com told CNBC.

Recently, over a dozen stolen high-end cars were discovered in shipping containers at a port in Los Angeles. The cars, which were headed for Asia, would have likely been resold for double the domestic price, an officer told the Los Angeles Times.

Which cars are thieves most likely to steal?

Here's a list that CNBC compiled using the most recent FBI data:

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  • 10. Volvo V70

    Theft rate: 3.01 per thousand

  • 9. Audi A8

    Theft rate: 3.31 per thousand

  • 8. Chrysler Sebring

    Theft rate: 3.32 per thousand

  • 7. Chrysler Sebring Convertible

    Theft rate: 3.73 per thousand

  • 6. Mercedes-Benz CL-Class

    Theft rate: 3.91 per thousand

  • For the full list, click over to <a href="http://www.cnbc.com/id/48438672?slide=7" target="_hplink">CNBC</a>.

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