Michigan Man agreed to buy a Dawn Cabriolet of $ 300,000 from Florida but the convertible never arrived
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by Chris Chilton
February 6, 2025 at 6:52 pm
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- A man from Michigan says that car thieves have reacted the delivery of his Rolls Royce Convertible.
- The dawn of $ 300,000 to drop-top was supposed to be delivered to Florida but has disappeared.
- Shols modify the destination addresses with transport companies to obtain cars.
When you buy a really special car in a country as large as the United States, there is a good chance that you need it to be transported to you a hundred, if not thousands of kilometers. But car thieves are increasingly using this transport window as the ideal opportunity to steal exotic cars.
A man who claims to be the last victim of this trend is Nader Eldamouni, based in Michigan, who, with his trading partner, decided to buy a Rolls Royce Dawn convertible of $ 300,000. The little hitch was that the gray above the Orange Cabrio was located in the south of Florida, it would therefore be necessary to be a truck at 1,300 miles (2,090 km) to his house near Detroit. No sweat, he presumed. Dear cars are transported to the United States every day.
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But the roller has never rolled at its door. Eldamouni, who already seems to have a Lambo, Rolls Royce Phantom and Mercedes G-Class told WSVN 7news Miami that he thought that thieves stole the car after being picked up for transport on January 17.
Eldamouni contacted 7news after seeing a report on the channel on a similar case, that involving a Ferrari who was to be shipped from New York to the buyer’s home in Houston, but who ended up in Miami.
Last summer, we wrote on the way a criminal in Florida hacked the computer system of the delivery company, car transportation of the dealer, allowing him to view the delivery schedules and the coordinates of the driver. Above all, he was also able to modify the destination addresses of several luxury cars, including a Mercedes GLS600 Maybach 2024 worth around $ 200,000 and a Rolls Royce Cullinan SUV of $ 400,000.
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“The criminal actually hacked the driver’s portal and knew which vehicles were transported, they knew what was going on,” said the CEO of the transport company, Steven Yariv, in WSVN at the time.
“The thief contacted the driver acting as if he were the reception party and gave him all the right information, told him where the car was supposed to go.”
