prompt: What do most car thefts happen?
chosen.content: What do most car thefts happen?
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: Most car thefts happen because of unlocked doors or windows, or because the keys were left in the vehicle. Additionally, vehicles with expensive components (such as satellite radio, DVD player, or navigation system) and those that are parked in high-traffic areas are also more likely to be targeted.
chosen.role: assistant
rejected.content: What do most car thefts happen?
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: Most car thefts occur due to opportunistic thefts from unattended vehicles, or by criminals breaking into cars with the intention of stealing valuables such as GPS navigation units, smartphones, purses, wallets, laptop computers, and other items of worth. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, car theft is the most common crime in the U.S., with nearly 700,000 motor vehicles stolen nationwide in 2015. Cars are stolen to be sold for parts or to be used in further criminal activities. Most stolen cars are old models with minimal security features. Many cars are also stolen from auto dealerships or rental lots, where the theft perpetrator often steals the vehicle’s identification (VIN) number or key and then sells the vehicle overseas. It is important to regularly check the security of your vehicle and remove all items of worth from the vehicle to help prevent car theft.
rejected.role: assistant