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Five Chevrolet Camaros Stolen From South Carolina Car Dealership

We’ve all seen Gone In 60 Seconds. If not, then shame on you. And while most automotive thefts aren’t as lavish, sexy and precise as what we witnessed in that movie, this story of grand theft auto just might be.

A South Carolina dealership fell victim to some serious larceny, as car thieves made off with five Chevrolet Camaros, including a red 2013 ZL1 that was nicked right from the showroom floor. The others were  a yellow 2012 1SS coupe, a red 2012 1SS coupe, a white 2012 2SS coupe and a black 2012 1SS convertible. The car-jackers were also sly enough to disable each vehicle’s OnStar vehicle locator, making them difficult to trace. Altogether, over $240,000 worth of automobile went missing.

Of the five, only the ZL1 has been recovered so far, reportedly suffering minor damage to the rear end. And investigators aren’t certain if the thefts were a part of a larger theft ring.

Former staff.

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  1. It was one of the annoyed german Camaro customer. Because they have to wait upt to 12 months for their ordered cars. And noone especially GM cares…

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  2. Yeah I can see would be pretty hard to hide a ZL1 I have yet to see one on the road,
    or even in the showrooms….in Wisconsin.

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  3. How did they think they would get away with it? They are going to be difficult to hide and even if they tried to export them, they would have literally stood on a landmine…

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