All right, so what I tell you on in the hellcat is just dangerous. I mean, just that charger, challenger, derango, TRX, track hog, whatever the case may be. On in the hellcat is dangerous. And I've got a crazy story here. Couple in California owns a hellcat challenge or slim body, right? Think it was a 2019. They put this car on tour. Or two rows of car renting service site, right? You can rent your car out the random people, let them hold on to it. If I however long you agree on, they pay you done deal. He gets the hellcat challenger for a whole week, five business days, right? Long story short, he put the car on Craigslist for sale for $26,000. Somebody sees the Craigslist ad thinks that this is too good to be true. $26,000 for hellcat challenger. Well, it was too good to be true because he ended up buying it, gave the seller $26,000 in cash. The original owners then realized that we haven't had our car back in five days. They reported it stolen, right? They go on Craigslist and see the car for sale, their car for sale, right? It's got all kinds of emblems has been rewrapped and all that stuff, but it's their card nonetheless. They get the police involved, get in touch with the person that bought the car off a Craigslist. The criminal gets away with the money. By that time that the transaction had taken place, the criminal took the $26,000 and disappeared. The person that bought the car off a Craigslist had the hand the keys and the car over to the original owners and the criminal gets away with all the money. I'm telling you whether you're renting, selling or buying these cars, you need to be careful because they are dangerous cars. I've told you this. Let's watch the video. It's on TikTok. I sold it on Craigslist. The renter came in and wanted the hellcat for a week for a week. There were no red flags initially. Everything checked out. GPS tracker showed the hellcat in the same location. I tell you guys all the time, keep a GPS tracker in the car. But the car was almost never driven. Never driven. It just stayed there. His rental was over. He text us claiming to have lost the key. I told you that lost the key. He asked us to. Do we have another one? This happened sometimes, but at this point, we got a little suspicious. Those keys are not cheap at all. Those are like $300 keys to replace. He gave him a second key. He then randomly said he found it. Yep. We went back on our GPS. And they declined to give him a second key because as they gave him a second key, I mean, they've got no way of entering the car at that point. Now we are investigating. Yep. On the left side of the shop got it wrapped. It turns on and drives to the Cerritos Mall. Yep. It then goes from LA to Huntington Beach. LA to Huntington Beach. The hellcat was still actively tracking so we headed to the location to check things out. Yep. Upon arrival, we noticed a hellcat like ours. Look like theirs. But it had been painted. It had been wrapped. Decal, all that stuff. All to the appearance. Is what transpired? To the top of me. Exactly what I have to know. I have to have this on court. I thought I'd have been sold. So this is the actual video of him. I guess approaching the. Just basically start from the top. Start from the top. Yeah, this is him approaching the guy that bought the car from Craigslist. Explaining the story from top to bottom. Okay. Two days ago, woke up. And I'm Craigslist. Craigslist. It's car. Yep. 26. 26. 26. 28,000. 3S, 1 for 32, 2 for 28. Yeah. Message him. Message him. Offered him 25. Yep. Want to go look at the car. Gave me a story. You know, hmm. Show him the title. Registration. Did the vin check. Want to go borrow money from my friend. Went to get 26,000 from his homeboy. And himself is savings account. Met up with him two hours later. Checked out the car. Gave him the money. Down or see. Yep. He gave me the title. Fake title. The car was his. And he's gone. So pretty much was going on here. If you guys remember the hellcat that had the gold wheels on it, that we really just got. I actually tracked the car because it was due back. Yep. And come the. It had gold wheels on it, but they plastic dipped the wheels. Plastic dipped them black. And through a bunch of hellcat stickers and emblems on the side. I actually rented it from us. And the guy that actually rented it from us sold the car with a fake title. Fake title. How you guys are looking at the same car. Same car. Our hellcat. This has just been sold to this guy. Fraudging that lead. And you can tell he's pissed. He's hurt. Not even mad. He's hurt. 26K. Gone. Which is absolutely insane. God, literally plastic dipped the wheels. Plastic dipped the wheels. This is logo on the back. SRT logo. Plastic dipped the trunk. That's so cheap. Plastic dipped the trunk. The roof. The hood. All that. The track and system on it. That's all he was able to find. Plastic dip is so cheap. So yeah. Drive. He took our license plate off and put on another plate. Put a fake license plate on it. That wasn't registered to any car. Wasn't registered to any car. Look at that. Comes back to nothing. With some digging we eventually found the listing of our hellcat. He sold. 28K. That's 27K. 70K. A car sold for 26K. That's too good to be true. Come on guys. You know what I mean? That's not even 50% off. Like that's that's 60 65% push in 70. Fake title fake registration. Look at the paperwork. It's even got the DMV watermark in the back. Certificate of title. Look at the bill of sale. I told you it was just written. Eyes so and so purse. The Dodge Challenger Hellcat 26K on this date. The buyer lost 26K. So they got the hellcat back. The original owners. But the buyer was asked out of 26K. So I mean the purpose of this video guys is like this is not the first time that I've heard this. There was a story up in Detroit where basically a lady was selling her hellcat charger a wide body. It was a 2020 or 2021 I believe. And long story short she invited two people over to look at it. They hit her up. I think she put it on Craig's list. They hit her up and I made a video about this. They hit her up and basically said hey listen. We're looking to purchase this car. They come over. It was just her mistake number one. You're just a woman. And it was two guys. They came over test drove it. And at the end of the test drive they pulled the gun over and said this is our car now and kicked her out and stole it. And that hellcat has yet to be seen. When you're selling these cars when you're renting these cars and of course even when you're buying these cars. If it's too good to be true it's simply too good to be true. $26,000 for a $70,000 car. $26,000 I don't even think that that's the engine. I think the engine alone is like $30,000, $38,000. You know maybe 40. You know what I'm saying? You're not going to find a hellcat in any condition for $26,000 unless it's just messed up beyond repair. You know? So it's one of those things like for one this is too good to be true. And two you got to do your research. Like seriously do your research. Like have somebody professional doing this research. You fill me when something is too good to be true. Normally it is $26,000 in cash for a hellcat at that time, which was brand new at the time. So this story came from 2019. So this is actually a little old. I didn't know that, but this is kind of old. And it's one of those things like, you know, you let your emotions get the better of you. You know, you let your emotions get the better of you. But this is crazy. But this is just one of those stories guys that I like to bring to kind of the forefront because it's like. Just make sure that everything checks out when it comes to these cars. Because if there's one thing that I've learned about the Dodge community in general, there are a lot of scammers, drug dealing, car stealing, people that surround these cars for some reason. For some reason, that culture of people of those that class of people is just in this car industry. Or just in this car community when it comes to moe parts. You know, I see a lot of stuff. I put it to you like that. I see a lot of stuff on a day-to-day basis in Charlotte when it comes to these cars. And a lot of it doesn't check out. That may not even make the video. I may end up taking that out. But, you know, those are the kinds of people that surround these cars. And I don't know why. I don't know why. But it is what it is at the end of the day guys. Just be careful when it comes to these cars. I've always told you that. Make sure that you do your research. You know, no deal is too good to walk away from. I'll leave you with that. See you guys in the next one, peace.