Kidding aside, I found an article on washingtonpost.com about thieves stealing the doors off of cars. From TFA:
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“It’s hard to find a used door for Camrys and Highlanders, because owners keep the cars for so long,” said Jason Martinez, a damage adjuster for Geico.
So the streets become their marketplace.
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One victim walked outside his home in Flushing about two weeks ago to find the back door of his Highlander snatched from its hinges in his driveway. Nothing else was missing.
Martinez, who handled that victim’s $5,200 insurance claim, said he examined the SUV at the repair shop of a Toyota dealership. While he was there, he saw another Highlander and a Camry.
Each of the vehicles had a back door missing, and the driver’s side lock had been popped. He mentioned the bizarre crimes to his colleagues.
“Oh, you got one of those, too?” a co-worker asked.
A repairman at the Queens dealership said the spate of stolen doors is reminiscent of similar crimes in years past, when thieves targeted xenon headlights and air bags from all makes and models.
The repairman, who spoke on the condition that his name not be used, said Toyota doors are easy to remove. “The manufacturers make cars easier to take apart so they’re easier to repair,” he said. “It doesn’t occur to them that they’re also making them easier to steal.”