Couple arrested after alleged car sale scam
There has been a breakthrough in an intriguing case A Current Affair reported on last month.
Sydney man Andre Azar said his trust was abused after his vehicle was allegedly stolen in an online car sale gone wrong.
The Azars wanted a quick sale, so they listed it for $5000 to $6000 less than market value and were contacted within hours by prospective buyers.
Andre Azar put his $17,000 2014 Jeep Laredo up for sale on Facebook. A Current Affair
That night the prospective buyers, a young couple, were welcomed into the Azar family home, in Sydney's south west.
They told Andre their names and they even showed him NSW Government issued photo IDs.
What followed was a hard-luck story that resulted in a cheque deposited into Azar's account and his vehicle registered to another owner despite there being no paperwork.
But A Current Affair was there when police came knocking.
Watch the video above for the full story.
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