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What do thieves do with stolen cars?

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Stealing cars can be a lucrative opportunity for criminals. In most cases, these types of crimes are highly organised and complex. But what do thieves do with stolen cars? And why do vehicle thefts rise year after year in the UK? This blog reveals the tactics used by criminals.

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