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It's difficult if not impossible to siphon gas on a new vehicle now. The big thing is to just punch a hole in the plastic gas tank, let it fill the jug, and the rest pours out on the ground. Like NorthStar said, it's more to keep anyone from putting anything in the tank than to discourage them from stealing gas. Bored kids are usually the culprits of this type of thing, and with lots of kids being "home schooled" these days, I suspect they have more time on their hands than normal.
It might be for the classic body style...
Can you provide a link to any of these? I'm curious to see what they look like, and it would be easy to tell if they are for the classic body style or not.
If the gas spills out, either the shut off for the pump is bad, or you are trying to top off the tank, after it initially clocks off, which you aren't supposed to do.
Usually that will trip the fuel sensor too...not in a good way.
