Customs seize 21 luxury cars worth RM12.2 million with forged import documents


  • Nation
  • Friday, 06 Sep 2019

SEPANG (Bernama): The Royal Malaysian Customs Department has seized 21 non-registered luxury vehicles worth RM12.2 million with suspected forged import documents in separate raids on two warehouses in Shah Alam, Selangor.

Speaking to reporters here on Friday (Sept 6), Customs deputy director-general Datuk Azimah Abd Hamid said it was the biggest seizure of luxury cars in the Klang Valley this year, comprising six Lamborghini Huracan, Toyota Velfire (seven), Toyota Estima (four), Mercedes Benz (two), BMW (one) and Toyota Alphard (one).

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