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The man who never returned any of the luxury cars he took for test drives

The man who never returned any of the luxury cars he took for test drives

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Justin W. Durbin, a 22-year-old serial car thief who is currently wanted in at least four states in America, including Illinois. Naperville, Ill., to be precise.

 

The bizarre saga of the 22-year-old from Altus, Okla., apparently began in early June. That was when Durbin allegedly sweet-talked an employee of a car dealership in Fishers, Ind., out of a black, 2003 Mercedes-Benz SL 500 valued at $20,000(S$24,526).

 

Naperville police Sgt. Gregg Bell said Durbin drove the car June 13 to Mercedes-Benz of Naperville, at 1569 W. Ogden Ave. on the city


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PetrolHead

Their price is not cheap, its normal car price. Its cars in Singapore that are freakin overpriced.

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