A 2017 Honda Accord Coupe Touring was reported stolen from the Park Place Apartments in Pikesville, Maryland, located on Brook Crest Way off of Seven Mile Lane. The theft occurred sometime between 8:30 PM on Monday, June 16, 2025, and 7:00 AM on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The vehicle was taken from a parking spot directly in front of the victim’s apartment building.
The stolen vehicle is described as a white 2017 Honda Accord Coupe Touring, a two-door model featuring a sunroof, alloy wheels, tinted rear windows, and a handicap placard. The vehicle was reported to be in excellent condition, meticulously maintained, and held significant personal and financial value to its owner, who relies on it for work-related travel across the Baltimore and greater DMV area. In addition to its general description, the vehicle has noticeable scratches on the rear bumper and carries Maryland license plate 7DP6195. The VIN is 1HGCT2B04HA000488.
A stolen vehicle report has been filed with the Baltimore City Police Department under case number 250605511. The case is also being actively investigated by Hinch Investigations through Stolen 911.
Background on the 2017 Honda Accord Coupe Touring
The 2017 Honda Accord Coupe Touring represents the top-tier trim of Honda’s midsize coupe offering in that model year. It features a powerful 3.5L V6 engine producing 278 horsepower, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. The Touring trim includes luxury and tech features such as Honda Sensing safety technology, navigation, leather seating, premium audio, and adaptive cruise control. The 2017 model year was one of the last for the Accord Coupe, as Honda discontinued coupe production after 2017, making this particular model increasingly rare and desirable among enthusiasts and used car buyers.
Theft Trends Involving Honda Accord Models
The Honda Accord has consistently ranked among the most stolen vehicles nationwide for years, primarily due to its popularity, widespread availability of parts, and relatively high resale value for components. While national statistics typically group all Accord models together, the 2017 Accord Coupe Touring is part of that broader category. Older Accord models, particularly those from the early 2000s, remain the most commonly targeted, but newer models—including late-generation V6-equipped Touring trims—are increasingly sought after by professional theft rings, especially for export, parts stripping, or fraudulent resale.
Typical Scenarios for Why This Vehicle May Have Been Targeted
There are several likely scenarios behind the theft of this particular 2017 Honda Accord Coupe Touring:
- Resale for Parts: The V6 coupe configuration includes unique and highly valuable drivetrain components, suspension parts, and interior features that can fetch premium prices on the black market.
- Export Theft: Rare late-model coupes with high-end features are attractive for overseas buyers, where they can be sold at a significant profit.
- Joyriding or Temporary Use: Some stolen vehicles are used short-term for personal transportation or as vehicles in the commission of other crimes before being abandoned.
- Keyless Entry Exploitation: Like many modern vehicles, the 2017 Accord Coupe Touring is equipped with a keyless entry and push-to-start system that can be vulnerable to relay attacks or key cloning techniques used by organized theft crews.
Authorities are seeking assistance from the public to locate the vehicle. A reward is being offered for information that leads to its recovery. To be eligible for the reward, tips must be submitted directly through Stolen 911 at 408-461-7714.
Stolen 911 emphasizes that all information should be verified through law enforcement, and the reward is offered by the owner or insurance company.