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Online vehicle scams worsen

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The growing transition to online trading ushered in by the pandemic has meant that classic car parts can continue to be bought and sold, even during restrictive periods. It’s a process that’s become a lot more comfortable for many, with several classic auctions operating in such a manner and online used car retailers such as Cazoo and Cinch helping to normalise a lack of face-to-face contact when buying. Sadly though, scammers have also been quick to take advantage.

Over the past few years, we’ve consistently reported on the high

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