He probably did not notice because of all the other yellow VT's he stores for friends. Honest mistake.

love how ed is loving like every other comment except for these. that was my first thought is how’d they get the keys if they were left with the storage keeper

@@jacob07221 Why would he love speculation? That would put him in a very bad light.

Yeah. It is far cheaper than a single car.

There are professional storage places . But I guess he wanted to save some money.

don't forget a ridiculous fire suppression system, thats ruined a lot of cars in storage in the past because of its lack of being there.

GPS tracker should be standard equipment. Surprised that insurance doesn't require it.

You'd be surprised how brazen they can be dude. I run a fleet business and we have the best security system you can get, 26 cameras all motion detected and a very heavy door that is rated to be able to take a ram from a huge truck. Now I've never had a car stolen but..... Some dudes did come into my building and steal the HVAC aircon system, it is huge and they needee a Crain to get it into its position. These 4 dudes came in, in masks and carried it out. They did a professional job removing it too. When insurance covered the unit the installer was worried they would have wrecked all the piping etc but they did a good job blocked off everything that needed blocking off, shit off the power and removed the plugs properly etc 😂😂😂. So they had to have been aircon guys. But even with the best security system there is all it will do is get footage of the crime most of the time, the alarm no one pays attention to those in industrial estates usually. So they just did it as fast as they could 3 and a half minutes from the time the backed in their truck to having on and driving away. So even with those systems the best you can hope is they are dumb and have something in that footage that you get to give that to the cops.

not if he was storing the car for free

The car that wasn't his is the only one that goes missing and then he doesn't think to call when the car is gone. Sounds a bit strange.

Something not right here. .. How stores a car like that but let's any rando come along to collect it. Where is the ID check of the person collecting the car or phone call to Alistair for confirmation......

@@aliassmithandjones9453 ...that is irrelevant. the fact that the security of the vehicle was seriously compromised IS relevant

Why would the guy that robbed it openly take responsibility?

Dan krtnick?

@@superchargedautism7693 nope

Yeah the dude obviously played a part in it disappearing. It was such a bad excuse. Then again what else do you say when you just gave their car to a loan shark to pay off a debt?

@@HyperVectra Either collusion or incompetence perhaps he didn't check on the cars as often as he should have

@@emgriffiths1861 Yeah thats how you become rich and own multiple supercars - being lazy, incompetent and too trusting of people. lol

For real lol

Yeah this is their biggest lead, how would any thief know to only steal the car that was being stored for someone else,

right?! hahaha Ah Brits are funny aren't they?

Absolutely the whole point of private storage is secrecy, he sold the car

I bet the keys were in or next to the car in that barn, I dont think he had the keys on him and just saw one day the lambo was gone and assumed it the owner took it since none of his cars were stolen.

It was on fake plates when new keys were made for it. There is a bit more info in the guys video on his YT channel

I have another theory. That collector let it be stolen or he stole it himself and then it got stolen. You'd think with anything entrusted to another person's care they would wanna know the location of that item in their care until the original owner got that item back. Grill that "collector".. That is my hunch as to what happened. No one should be that careless. Using the "I thought you picked the car up" is a lame excuse. No I want to know who has access to that place is there any security footage and I wanna check around that building for obvious means of forced entry. Was any other cars stolen? Etc. I smell a rat and that rat is that collector.

@@HankScorpio64 just another day on the job for you, eh Sherlock?

Not easy, a Yellow Diablo catches too much attention here in the UK

@@HankScorpio64 If it's not the collector it's someone that knows him well. What are the chances that out of all the expensive cars in his garage the only one to go missing is the one that doesn't belong to him. The thief would have had to disarm the alarm, unlock the garage, take that one car, then lock the garage back up and reset the alarm otherwise the collector would know someone has been there that shouldn't have been. I have a garage with motorcycles in, in total not worth more than 5 grand yet even I have a cheap motion detecting camera that notifies me if anything in my garage moves.

Awww Connor, what a kind person you are!

Great

It's never stated where the keys were. The storage guy seemed surprised the car was gone indicating he didn't give the keys away

@@caodesignworks2407key word is “seemed” there’s this thing people do, it’s called LYING!

@@VinceroAlpha whhaaat?! People lie? Holy shit dude, no fucking way? Insane that people do that

@@caodesignworks2407 yeah man, it’s a bad trait that literally everyone does! I know it’s a lot to take in but you gotta be careful about whom you trust!

How so? Fairly typical theft story.

This is exactly why you need to have airtags or other tracking devices hidden in cars like these no matter what. Making sure you're covered by insurance at all times is also essential. Playing a game of making something hard to steal is a game which is easy to lose.

This begs the question, when is vinwiki going to extend to the UK?

Ed please don't ever change your channel because of that cry baby CP. Keep telling the stories you want told regardless of what attention seekers cry about. Never allow C P to ever be on your channel again.

​@blaakrose whT happened?

Alistair is aware!😅

Obviously.

😂

I second this!

If you buy gold, have it shipped to your house… and hide that 💩

They can move it around on skates. Never leave the keys!

100%

lol they weren't struggling, they just don't give a fuck

Sad to say uk cops are pretty useless at this sort of theft or just not interested. If it belonged to one of their own, they'd be all over the case and probably would have found it a lot quicker. Glad you got it back eventually even if parts were missing.

Why would they care about a car? Even something as special as this one, they have better things to worry about.

@@trevk8233 Yeah like wether or not you own a KNIFE.

is always the same, police is the most idiotic institution plenty of incompetent people, most of the time police are arrogant with decent people but with criminals they are like little lambs, I believe that the police did not lift a finger to help Alistair OUT OF ENVY because international marxism has simply been poisoning the minds of common people against wealthy people for more than 60 years and the police participate in that with their minds washed by international marxism they refusing to help someone who has money.

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This collector sounds shady as F.. .. looking after an expensive car and just let's a rando come along and take it ..

I live in yeovil and the old cattle market it was found at was abandoned and round the corner is a car wash so no cctv and across the road was the dodgey dealership in question nrj motors closed down December mysteriously and he moved it to that spot where it was found. Tbh no one has mentioned it in yeovil can't wait till the news gets out down here 😂

@@4331andrew Wow! At NRJ Cars (23 Market St, Yeovil BA20 1JG, United Kingdom)??? That looks like a built up area! That's where it was found? The photos/video shown here looks like it was somewhere else (I guess they didn't show any footage of where it was found). Ed really needs to ask this guy some questions. Where were the keys that the owner dropped off for one...

@@JulianKapayes that's the address no it was where I said it was got a picture of my car there😅 knew exactly where it was from the sneak peak if u go on the petrol headanism youtube they have pt 4 up now they even used my evidence in the video😂 yeovil what a place all I can say

FR, friend of mine has a Ferrari and three separate times someone has keyed the sides of it on a parking lot. Like people are so jealous that they go and destroy other peoples cars because they cant afford one.

@@carrotplox It’s sad but if you want to be hated and lose friends buy a nice car and be successful.

They never have. Nothing has changed. We just hear about everything in real time planet wide because of technology.

Car thefts are at an all time low, my guy. Were you around during the 90s?

Yeah same when he said yeovil I was like what?? 😂

Yep amazing. Suspect No1 until proven otherwise..

I wonder how he got all his supercars.. for sure on the up and up

You are right. Under English Common Law, the Storer is a "Bailee for Reward" and can be sued. However it is an expensive process and the Storer may not be worth sueing. Lesson is If you put a car in storage check with your Insurers first.

​@@amcn8425 This collector has. Few Ferraris have some capital? .. Still agree this collector is prime suspect for sure...

Registering the car in the UK is done by Computer or at the post office with a Form, we don't have offices anymore due to our Dickhead Government thinking it is an outdated system and using the funding for it to line their pockets...

You can apply via the internet or by post here

@@joshallen2462 ah. You have to be in person here and typically with the vehicle.

In the UK our DMV is called DVLA. Drivers vehicle licensing agency . But yes crazy situation. The whole story stinks..

We have the situation here in the UK where if you saw a car parked on the road looking like it’s lost it’s owner you could apply for the title online DVLA would contact the current owner and if they didn’t respond DVLA would register it in your name🤦🏻‍♂️

SHUT UP

Nah they hid it and were gonna ship it out, once it got all that heat they prob took all the shit off that they easily could remove and sell it on, then stashed it somewhere and GTFO

That was supposed to say lambo parts

The storage owner didn't own any supercars. Some Bentley’s were recovered by the Police in 2019 as the storage owner didn’t pay the finance.

Or no gps tracking....

@@stuartd9741 Good one..