Canada dealers warned to be vigilant after bust of auto theft ring

Police said some of the vehicles they seized were also wrapped in vinyl in what officers said was an attempt to temporarily change their colors and avoid detection. (Peel Regional Police)

July 30, 2019 03:56 PM

Canadian luxury auto dealers are being warned about a rise in stolen and fraudulently purchased vehicles after law enforcement busted up a multimillion-dollar car-theft ring in the Toronto area last week.

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