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Melissa Caddick's cars to go under the hammer

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The luxury cars owned by Sydney fraudster Melissa Caddick are set to go up for auction at the end of this month.

The cars were seized by liquidators and are set to go under the hammer at auto auctioneer Pickles.

Caddick vanished from her Sydney home in November 2020 after it was revealed she had stolen tens of millions of dollars from investors.

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In February, her foot washed ashore on a South Coast beach more than 250km away.

The proceeds from the auction will go towards the victims of her Ponzi scheme.

READ MORE: Melissa Caddick operated without a financial services licence

This Audi was driven by Melissa Caddick's husband.

This Audi was driven by Melissa Caddick's husband. Pickles

This Mercedes Benz is going under the hammer.

This Mercedes Benz is going under the hammer. Pickles

One of the cars is a 2016 Audi R8 Plus V10 sports car, which was driven by Caddick's husband.

The blue Audi has just 23,942 kilometres on the clock.

Also for sale is a 2016 Mercedes Benz CLA45 AMG.

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The black hatchback has 32,883 kilometres on the clock.

Viewing is only available by appointment only.

Ms Caddick's home in the exclusive Sydney suburb of Dover Heights is also set to be sold, as is an apartment she bought for her parents in Edgecliff.

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A bunch of flowers at the fence in front of the Dover Heights home of Anthony Koletti, Melissa Caddick and her 15 year old son reside. Part of Melissa Caddicks remains were found at Bournda Beach on the South Coast of NSW. Dover Heights, Sydney, NSW. 26th February, 2021. Photo: Kate Geraghty

Ms Caddick's Dover Heights home will be sold off to repay her victims. Kate Geraghty

Melissa Caddick and husband Anthony Koletti. Facebook

Jewellery bought with investor funds and any shares are also destined to be sold.

It is unlikely the sales of Caddick's property and possessions will be able to repay the 72 clients who say they are owed more than $23 million.

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