With police resources pushed to the brink, private recovery teams are stepping in to hunt down stolen luxury cars before criminals strip them bare and sell them on in a multimillion-pound black market.
Inside the illicit chop shops where a £70,000 vehicle can be dismantled in under six hours, this investigation exposes a high-stakes game of cat and mouse that leaves victims feeling defenceless.
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The owners going to ‘extreme lengths’ to recover their stolen cars
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