London Police Seize Cars Worth $10M in a Single Weekend During Antisocial Driving Crackdown
Officers took 90 vehicles off the road between Aug. 7 and Aug. 9, including a special edition Ferrari worth almost $5 million.
London police confiscated cars valued at approximately $10 million during an operation targeting uninsured, antisocial, and dangerous driving. The Metropolitan Police seized 90 vehicles in Kensington, Chelsea, and Hyde Park between August 7 and August 9. This operation marked the highest number and value of vehicles seized in its five-year history, with a notable seizure of a Ferrari Monza SP2 driven by someone with only a provisional license and no insurance.
- Police in London seized cars worth about $10 million.
- 90 vehicles were confiscated across Kensington, Chelsea, and Hyde Park.
- The operation targeted uninsured, antisocial, and dangerous driving.
- This was the highest number and value of vehicles seized in the operation’s five-year history.
- A Ferrari Monza SP2, one of only 499 made, was among the seized vehicles.
- The Ferrari driver had a provisional license and no insurance.
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