Car was stolen, what more can I do?

I work at a Fred Meyer in Washington. After about an hour of working I noticed my car wasn't where I parked it (I'm a parcel/cart pusher so I'm outside). Luckily, right when I noticed, a cop passed by (best timing ever) and I wrote down my statement and my mom came down to sign the papers (car is under her name). It was a 1994 Honda Accord (I already know it's the #1 stolen car model). I locked the doors and everything. I've posted on twitter and Facebook that it was stolen and described it, and had a nice friend post it on two crime watch pages on Facebook. Anything more I can do? My mom only had liability insurance on it so I'm SOL if it's not recovered in running condition…

Actually you better hope that thing goes to Mexico because when you get that thing back. You know the saying, drive it like you stole it. Well someone is driving it stolen. That thing probably a broken ignition, the air bag taken out ( they sell those things for $200 -$300 ), The suspension is probably shot, because they went off roading, and possibly a few broken windows, the person probably got alcohol, pee, and cigarette buds all over the interior. Take it as a loss and take the insurance claim. I knew someone who had a Honda stolen got it back the thief never paid for any thing

Reporting it to the police is about the best you're going to do (other than having such things covered on insurance).

Not much you can do unfortunately it's too bad that people find it necessary to steal from others rather than work hard. It's really upsetting I understand even though it was a 94 accord to you it was your car very personal vehicles are. Sorry I hope you find another Car soon

Nothing more you can do

You will not get it back, it is scrapped by now and sold for parts

If it was almost emty on gas two things can happen.

1. They ditched it, if so maybe you had about a gallon or less in fuel your talking about 25 mile radius withing the city and 31 highway on a gallon of gas.

2. Gas stations… I will look at all gas stations within a radius of 40 miles or less from where it was stolen. Call the gas stations for camera footage.