Manhunt underway after stolen Range Rover crashes into multiple cars in Sydney's West

NSW Police are searching for a group of people who crashed a stolen Range Rover into multiple cars in Sydney's West overnight.

Officers and the dog squad were patrolling Wentworthville when a white Range Rover failed to stop on Wentworth Avenue about 4.40am.

The stolen car first crashed into a Toyota Corolla as a driver was reversing out of a driveway on Dunmore Street, which pushed the car into an parked Audi.

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Police said the driver of the Corolla sustained minor injuries.

"The Range Rover then crashed into multiple unoccupied parked cars and a trailer, causing one of the vehicles to crashed into the front fence of a building nearby," NSW Police said in a statement.

"The occupants exited the Range Rover and fled the scene on foot."

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Police said they searched the surrounding area but could not find the group of people involved.

It's believed the Range Rover was stolen from a home in Granville.