Stolen Lexus recovered in Oxfordshire on cloned plates
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 14:48 · Archive
Thames Valley Police recovered a stolen Lexus on cloned number plates in Reading, Oxfordshire.
Thames Valley Police's Rural Crime Taskforce recovered a stolen Lexus in Reading, Oxfordshire, on Saturday, 10 October. The vehicle was on cloned number plates and had been confirmed as stolen from the Greater Manchester area in August 2026.
Police suspect the car had been sold on to an innocent buyer who was unaware of its origins. Enquiries into the theft remain ongoing.
How it is being reported
- Stolen Lexus on clone plate recovered after being sold to innocent buyerThames Valley Police recover a stolen Lexus on cloned plates in Reading, Oxfordshire, after it was stolen from the Greater Manchester area in August, 2026.Oxford Mail · 10 Oct, 14:09
- Stolen Lexus on clone plate recovered after being sold to innocent buyerThames Valley Police recover a stolen Lexus on cloned plates in Reading, Oxfordshire, after it was stolen from the Greater Manchester area in August, 2026.Oxfordshire Guardian · 10 Oct, 14:09
In this story: Thames Valley Police · Reading · Oxfordshire · Greater Manchester
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