A lucrative illegal trade in cars and their parts has driven a 74% increase in the number of vehicles stolen in England and Wales over the past 10 years. The cars will often be “soaked”, left in a location for two or three days, and end up in a “chop shop” but some will follow stolen mobile phones and be shipped abroad.

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Experts say an increasing number of high-value cars stolen from British streets end up abroad – even as far as Africa, the Middle East and the Caribbean – where there’s a lucrative trade in fashionable, high-status vehicles and scarce engine parts.