YouTuber's $200k AMG stolen live on camera!?

[@forrestnutter]

On a scale of 1 to, the truck driver was involved, the truck driver was involved.

[@seand924]

I was thinking the same. The truck driver for sure was involved.

[@pretzelhunt]

one two?

[@teegugeeno0]

Involves in what?? The car was seen joyriding the next day and then recovered without damage. If someone were to have set this up, the car would have gone straight into a shipping container headed to a port, or to a chop shop. No one is facilitating a car like that getting stolen just to have some idiot speed it around town and then ditch it…

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

@@teegugeeno0 You clearly underestimate the stupidity of humanity.

[@jensgronning4436]

I doubt it, any car that’s running will get stolen in a hot second in a major city.

[@KAPTKipper]

" No, someone stole YOUR, car" You signed for it.

[@mro4ts457]

100% “Yea, that sucks for you and your insurance cause you signed for it. You owe me the car in the same condition I left it to you, or you owe me the money from the sale. Accidents happen, no big deal as long as you get the car back or pay me for it.”

[@Bloodshock230]

@@mro4ts457which he did find it. They got it back… so someone joy rode that. 95% sure trucker was in on it

[@BChandl13]

Truck driver insisted on a change in time, a change in spot, and a change in day.... and then the car 'got stolen' and the truck driver 'doesn't know what happened'. Oh and then he fled the scene with his truck after the theft. How this guy hasn't pieced together that the truck driver orchestrated the theft is beyond me.

[@np5844]

... AFTER the guy signed all the paperwork for delivery. jfc, how gullible can you be

[@juicewrld5884]

No he signed the paper that said he delivered the car to the driver so at that point legally it's in the truck drivers hands not his anymore and therefore the truck driver is the one at fault

[@papimunenooo7303]

Does seem shady but as an OTR driver you have a tablet with hours and maybe he had it off to keep driving and delivering so he didn’t want to have his truck there just in case the police check his stuff and give him a fine and put him out of service, Also when customers unload/take me at night it gives me such advantage on my next place to load.

[@Johnfisher12345]

@papimunenooo7303 Stop making excuses for shady behavior. Whatever his reason was, it was invalid and inexcusable.

[@jhonGze]

and prob all the cars inside the trailers were stolen, Hence he wanted to take that trailer out of there before the cops came....

[@HarrisonNevel]

Thanks for having me on Ed, always heard about the stories of stolen cars in Atlanta but never thought would happen to me, especially in this way…

[@BdaB164]

This was a WILD story. Not sure what the legal implications are but, if possible, I would put that delivery company on blast for being so negligent with your car.

[@DIYeverything513]

Sorry about the experience withe your car. However, it was a great story with an unexpected happy ending.

[@Jesselovespinball]

Definitely suspect the truck driver , 100% . Who leaves a car running like that ?

[@mikeschweinefus5057]

@HarrisonNevel what year was this? GTR Roadsters had one of the smallest production numbers. I dealt with a few in my time in sales and wonder if it’s one that I put back on the road.

[@PATTT_]

damn bro, any jobs you can hook me up?? you live an amazing life

[@diddy2612]

Anytime I’ve shipped cars, I don’t leave until my car is on the truck. I’m definitely not meeting up with the truck driver at 10 at night. That truck driver was definitely in on it

[@demitrisolvinski]

aren't you in jail right now?

[@patrickquigley9441]

I’ve shipped a lot of cars and unfortunately most of the time it’s a bad experience. Half the time they show up at 10pm-midnight when it was scheduled for 4pm and you’re stuck with no option other than to go with it or start from scratch finding new transport.

[@MDAyers1017]

Apparently they recovered the car from someone joyriding the next day so probably not anything organized, if it was organized it would be chopped or on a boat asap

[@red_ben3487]

@@demitrisolvinski baby oil makes it easier to sneak in a phone i guess

[@imfloridano5448]

The diddler strikes again😂😂

[@EdBolian]

This has happened many times around Atlanta. Don't walk away from running cars!

[@mccarthyp64]

never relax...

[@mxhddr]

The usual suspects up to their usual antics

[@Shakazulu0]

@mxhddr yes, the street level guys might be The Usual Suspects but you go up on that chain you run into nothing but Hispanics, Russians, and Asians.

[@jlaudio8544]

@@mxhddr they wuz kangz

[@StormÆLnGoFth]

Especially a V8 AMG 😅 any car you just leave running in the city

[@chrisw.4318]

I wouldn’t have even gone back when the truck driver called to say it was stolen. I signed the papers, the car went on the truck, that’s between the dealership and the trucking company.

[@JesusSanchez-jc8ez]

Biggest mistake was taking orders from the truck driver your paying for the services if you said you want your car to get pick up during daylight hours you should had not back down. Don’t ever trust someone you do not know

[@ErnstDetailing]

Truck driver was in on it

[@austinstille12]

They have the education level for a career criminal.

[@mr.uhleven]

no way ???

[@jkdoodle4460]

it could be a really dumb truck driver

[@MishaColeman]

Truck driver definitely set you up buddy. I work for a company that ships McLarens, Aston Martins, etc around the world. NO trucker would leave keys in a RUNNING CAR worth over $200k. Could roll off lift gate or any other number of problems. Also they wouldn’t load car on a road that leads directly to highway. Too much potential for accident while loading. You made a bunch of mistakes . Next time ask for a SINGLE car hauler, have car loaded in am, and don’t leave your vehicle until it’s secured and locked/loaded in trailer.

[@TheFloridaStig]

And have a tracker on at $200K car, sheesh

[@adker1986]

Made mistakes maybe, but still wasn't liable. The truck driver set him self up, or more likely his employer. Who tf would have the car stolen after liability was transferred to the "shipper." I feel like anyone who has access to a vehicle hauler, with other vehicles on it, and the knowledge to make it feel at least a bit legitimate, would be smart enough to not accept liability before committing the crime.

[@jacksparrow3490]

The sad thing is they have enough money to buy $200,000 vehicles but can't purchase their own hauler and move their own crap.. so they go make videos like this to claim "poor me im a victim".. typical ignorant people who came into some money.

[@sethjoyner391]

^this

[@Johnfisher12345]

@jacksparrow3490 Now this right here is just dumb. People with money tend to have better things they want to do with their time than spend multiple days driving back and forth across the country to move cars around. What an utter failure of a take.

[@jeffthompson6248]

Thats called 'an inside job, truck driver 100000000% involved'

[@260657df]

I used to be a car hauler myself, I almost got a car stolen in st Louis when my "trainer" was distracted and distracted me while I was keeping an eye on a sketchy crackhead, but thankfully I have TWO strict rules when dealing with cars in general, but specifically when it's a customer's car; ALWAYS crack the window so you never get locked out. And NEVER leave a car running, you turn it on when you're inside and are going to move it. This is 100% the trucker's fault in this case.

[@Buildinup6]

My buddy’s Lambo was just stolen from a car transporter in LA. The truck driver “accidentally” left the keys in the car

[@cccspokesmanandcofounder]

The dealer def got the car and then raked the insurance company over the coals for a fat paycheck on top of what they expected for the car.

[@2btrue2u]

If insurance paid a stolen/total loss claim it'd be a salvage title. Some kinky cats out there in the ATL

[@trukerinc]

My company was hired to ship this Mercedes, when my driver called me at night, first thing I asked him was to drive away and secure the trailer, we had about $2 million dollars worth of cars in the trailer. At first we also suspected the client may have been involved in the theft. The day after the theft we filed a claim against our insurance, yes we were responsible as soon as we signed. Also that day I was contacted by a 3rd party offering to pay a ransom to recover the car. Long story short, a few days later we picked the car up at a dealer in Atlanta and shipped it to the dealer who purchased it in California

[@TriCountyMotorsEastman]

Now we need your side told on here

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

Sounds like some scam bs to me. Wouldnt trust your company with a rusted honda civic.

[@trukerinc]

@@crisnmaryfam7344don’t worry we have the paperwork to prove it, drivers are human and can make mistakes too. Also we only ship exotics, so wouldn’t be able to help you ship your Civic anyways

[@Carsrus007]

@@trukerincwe have to shut your company down

[@MrFixItGa]

I realize there are three sides to every story, but this whole story sounds fishy AF. Why was your driver insistent on changing the time and location of the pickup? Why does he leave cars running in high-crime areas? Why did it take him 4 hours to get back to the scene? Was he fired for such a huge mistake? Do you not have a training program? I would appreciate seeing you on here giving your side of the story.

[@ogopp7834]

The fact the truck driver returned and made a statement is shocking. But 100% they were in on it. But how it all ended was crazy. If they were hush with you and the way the dealer contacted you after. Really have to wonder how much bigger that operation is and what they are doing and working on to bring it down.

[@braddeicide]

i'm surprised you left before the car was loaded

[@xziang]

Surprised their wasn't a YT video for content showing it being loaded etc.

[@braddeicide]

Heh, well there was some footage, which led the insurance company to think he was involved. Probably suspicious of it being a stunt.

[@dekiru6470]

Never thought id see a crossover like this😂

[@cloudelk6059]

now we need to see Ed open up mystery box sneakers on his channel or something like that. they both live in the same city.

[@John_Conner222]

Yeah sounds like a scam that would happen in Atlanta. 100% These dealers are so shady. Honestly I would just rather pay more to buy it straight out of the manufacturing plant than to deal with luxury car dealers.

[@kole081]

Pro tip for spoiled : Drive you car to the buyer and go pick up your new car.

[@LTV_inc]

Hilarious!

[@2muchMEAT]

That's not how exotic cars work, sir. Driving it 2k miles to California is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. That's probably more than that car gets driven in a year.

[@SouthJerseyBaitReviews]

@@2muchMEAT lmao facts

[@ConsensusX]

@@2muchMEAT You can rent a pickup truck and enclosed car hauler.

[@zsutton6687]

@@ConsensusX because any dealership already involved far enough into a deal like this is going to prefer "trust me bro delivery" over a insured transport company lmao. Yes if it is local it makes more sense to drive it, not coast to coast transporting it yourself.

[@5710fpilot]

NGL, very disappointed the dealer went from 0-Legal with what appears to be bits and pieces of info.... I would honestly probably have walked for insinuating such grave claims....

[@charliecook184]

I read 2 comments and got 30 seconds in before i know the delivery driver was involved

[@rebelliousrebel420]

My cars don't get stolen because most theives can't drive stick 🙃

[@BigGuy10Points]

No one wants to steal my cars ☹️

[@corgi42069]

Yes, yes they can. Better than you can.

[@rebelliousrebel420]

@@corgi42069 doubt that

[@pd5041]

Yeah cause you drive junk lol, if they want the car theyll make it happen

[@7seriesmax]

In the winter of 2010/11 a mother and five kids disappeared in an alleged carjacking. I had the idea what if the SUV had OnStar. I called Upper Southampton Police Department and told them basically to call GM and have them activate the OnStar. They told me I’m sure our detectives have already thought of that. I said bullshit if they had, you’d already have the vehicle. That police officer was so ignorant. I just told him look asshole do it and hung up. Within an hour, it was on the news the SUV was recovered in Philadelphia with the help of a local GM dealership. In the SUV was airline receipts. The mom split with her five kids and went to Disney World. It was all because of a messy divorce/custody situation. So Mercedes basically decided to not help you recover your car. Probably just so they could sell you another one. If the vehicle came with tracking software, it can be easily activated by any dealership.

[@SUKdeez7]

Whole lot of yapping for no reason

[@Shakazulu0]

This is one of the reasons why I no longer go into the city. Atlanta is the wild west.

[@iamtheonlywilly]

Gotham City

[@adamwilson2203]

I'm having trouble sympathizing with the constant "car shippers are terrible" content on youtube. There are well established companies with great reputations like Intercity Lines. Yes they are not cheap but I'm starting to suspect these people shipping their cars through dispatch and 3rd party brokers are banking on a screwup so they can post on social media about it.

[@zsutton6687]

I agree in some cases but dude didnt even talk about this when it happened. From the sound of it the dealership is who actually set this up through a broker.

[@fightington]

Or be part of promotion campaign for a "better" alternative? This whole thing stinks so bad

[@lukylex]

exactly you have a $200k car and try to Nickle and dime on the transportation , what do yall expect pay people who do this job right

[@Johnfisher12345]

@lukylex Where on earth did you get that he was trying to cheap out on it? Are you stupid?

[@pyramidal_ancestors]

Someone crosses 3 lanes of traffic to steal a car they can somehow hear running on the back of a trailer and the trucker immediately wants to leave? Nah. 😂

[@Mark_vanR]

I think Vikwiki got scammed into promoting this guy's youtube page and the ATL Scoop page. So many strange aspects of this "story." Please say "amggtr" again...

[@southernracing2468]

Should’ve just asked for your money back on the lambo when they wouldn’t release it, screw doing buisiness with someone like that

[@TennVols1084]

Not surprised one bit this happened in Atlanta. The city is such a cesspool now.

[@tacoxdude]

The way the truck driver casually walked @4:34 makes me think he was not worried about it or was definitely in on it, especially with all the other "changes" they wanted to make. But glad they had you on the channel Harrison. Two great channels making great content!!

[@seanscott7120]

I was having the lowest milage e24 m6 transported and the company left it abandoned on the freeway with a torn off front air dam. I will never go inexpensive with transport again.

[@michaelsorrentino-yp7nb]

Let me take a guess. U ship or central dispatch!

[@colincarguy]

Wtf

[@CebOnCars2]

That dealership was trying to pull a fast one on you.

[@Margot_est_douce.]

This is next level, loved every second of it!

[@bradbozarth3235]

90% of thieves dont know how to shift manual transmission, life hack lol 😂

[@corgi42069]

That's a dumb joke. If you're a car thief and don't know how to drive a car, find another thing to steal. 99% of car thieves know how to drive them, and they likely can do it better than you

[@CostaDoinBusiness]

Usually those cars don’t get looked for. so once this particular car became such a headache for the group who took it. They prob just made an anonymous calls to have it returned. No harm, no foul. Everyone lives to boost another day.

[@Peylix]

Occam's razor Given how the truck driver went out of his way to change so many aspects of this pick up. The dude was 100% involved lol.

[@-taylord2am-473]

I never ever thought I'd see Harrison on Vinwiki, hell ya

[@SaltStorm007]

Always wondered how much it cost to ship one of these in a trailer like that….an actual price from someone who has paid for the service….

[@agent9184]

if it looks like the truck driver was involved... the truck driver was involved. what could you possibly need to "check on" while the amg gtr is on ground level with keys and running.

[@timp024]

The level of incompetence is astounding.

[@mustardonhotdogs9414]

huh how did the car end up with the dealer in the end. So it was stolen blah blah then all of a sudden he gets a call saying that the dealership is now due to receive the car, how on earth did it land back at the dealer. This sounds really sketchy and sounds like a big insider job.

[@TheCebulon]

Where to see the whole video? There are only pieces shown here, very annoying.

[@Trucker-Belly]

No GPS tracker?😂. Should have secretly followed the truck.

[@That-Guy-79]

Left the keys in it, then went to the front of the truck???? Oh yeah..... he's "innocent" !!!!

[@fightington]

Ok. So i just heard some long-winded story that made ZERO common sense - then another story IN THE COMMENTS from the shipping company involved that was just as crazy!!! ALL THIS on a channel that i saw recently do a whole video all about the scams that are happening in this type of process. LET ME SPELL IT OUT: This whole thing would make a customer looking for a reputable broker/shipping company right? I WONDER IF THIS CHANNEL HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH SUCH BUSINESS/IS TIED TO THAT/IS PROMOTING ANY BUSINESS IN THAT VEIN???

[@stickman-1]

Every part of this story is fishy. The truck driver's insistence on time and place is a dead giveaway. Below the company says "Also that day I was contacted by a 3rd party offering to pay a ransom to recover the car. Long story short, a few days later we picked the car up at a dealer in Atlanta and shipped it to the dealer who purchased it in California." That makes no sense. You picked up a STOLEN car from a DEALERSHIP? How does that happen? What dealership is going to accept a stolen car in trade or an outright sale? With no tags and no title. Call me a skeptic, but there is more to this story.

[@zsutton6687]

Probably used some sort of broker, which is typically who facilitates the transport and connects them with the dealership. Broker probably arranged for the return of the vehicle to protect his reputation, or Mercedes simply activated the tracker, car was found then taken to be looked over at the local dealership. This entire situation went down very close to a Mercedes dealership in Buckhead lol the entire industry can be super shady. The area it happened though is like the damn wild west lol

[@richieeemosley1178]

This is how you know it wasn’t the driver … If you stole a gt would you joyride broad day no plates the next day ? Exactly my point 😅😂😂😂 iykyk them boys drove past and caught a in the moment lick . 😂😂😂 but then again what do I know . 😏😂

[@Kilzo04]

You can see in the video from the balcony, the truck driver casually walking back on the back ramp. If you just had a car stolen you would be freaking out, not just casually walking around.

[@mrdabeetle1]

When receiving/shipping a car, always have a car picked up or delivered at a dealer. The dealer has a designated location to make the transaction that is safer for the car and the delivery truck. The transaction is stressful enough without meeting in a sketchy place at a sketchy time.

[@iamtheonlywilly]

Driver was involved 100%. Dealership sounds weird too.

[@nickhettelsater4769]

There are so many scams with car transports. This poor sap just got suckered.

[@Corporal.]

RIP, Rabbit. We sure need you here to call out the obvious BS in that story. Obviously the driver was involved, if the dealership just wound up receiving the car after it was "stolen"

[@SaltyChip]

You are soooo lucky. You ducked a horrible insurance claim twice. First when it was stolen after you took ownership, and then the fact the dealership handled whatever happened to it when they got it back. You should be extremely happy they never called you back in regard to that car!

[@RBTMOTORSPORTSLLC]

Why wouldn’t you at a minimum wait until it’s loaded up?

[@korbacs]

Why would he? He sold it, signed the papers, its a done deal

[@HarrisonNevel]

1045 PM in the city of Atlanta, I wasn't really trying to hangout out there any longer and I signed the car away not my liability anymore

[@timg2973]

i say the dealer never got your car but they had paperwork already signed from you the bill of sale and so on. They filed a claim with Trucking Insurance got paid more for the cost and or also filed a claim with their insurance and double dipped.

[@stacks215]

Harrison on VinWiki 🎉🎉🎉

[@Ghostanon404]

Should have said to the police, someone stole my 800K car!

[@CostaDoinBusiness]

That guy just so happened to be recording on the balcony??

[@bewareofsasquatch]

The truck driver was standing like that cause he accepted he’s about to get crucified.

[@geogmz8277]

The truck driver was involved 100%! He probably loaded the car again somewh else, and offloaded on one of those transfers lots they have the usually don't drive all the way to the destination they meet in the middle with other transportation companies to do the last miles to delivery maybe they forgot this car was "stolen" and loaded it to the next trucker this delivered it following his paperwork

[@teegugeeno0]

Who in their right mind would live in Atlanta by choice???

[@1dariansdad]

There is NO POSSIBLE WAY the truck driver didn't set that shit up.

[@1Buckluck]

Truck driver definitely involved!!!!! Follow your instincts!! He insisted on coming at 10pm at night!!!

[@CostaDoinBusiness]

Anyone who has shipped a car .. man those drivers do ALL that stuff and the car ends up not getting stolen and delivered. It’s the worst customer service business

[@Hasan-Gaming]

I would have never expected a sneaker head to be on vinwiki

[@StevenMack-w8w]

The most “I dunno” story

[@toddandrews6352]

morning ...no stolen cars

[@notj5712]

I didn't have anything set up, I only had the car three months........ Ok, then. That process must take 4 months.

[@VINwiki]

Have you ever had a car stolen?

[@7275vrt]

Na $500 old vws rarely get stolen..

[@JohnHonda101]

No.

[@gabebarnes935]

Yes

[@j.redbeard99]

No.

[@dresdensvo]

While working for BMT , another driver had a new SL55 stolen while loading at the Mercedes port in Curtis Bay MD. This happened 4 parking spaces away from where I was loading . The car was found and bad guy arrested in 45 minutes .

[@GregBallard-e1p]

So the Stealership set it up to have the car stolen .

[@anthonycastro5402]

This AMG GT R is also a one off. Only 2018 made in night black Magno.

[@kentbeitel9966]

That truck driver definitely involved.

[@darthtater6543]

Oh no, not rich people problems

[@Muffin-ass]

I know this poor baby boy

[@AidanLynch208]

Couldn’t imagine what kind of person could do this…oh wait…it’s Atlanta.

[@Tooby789]

the thing nowadays is, you can fake almost anything, stuff like that is going to probably blow him up even more... so i dont think it was a waste of money but if he staged it and something comes out. yeah than its damage

[@johncruz5473]

I just want to know what can I learn to reach that level where I can buy these cars

[@1Buckluck]

Wonder if that salesman is involved with the truck driver? Truck driver definitely involved! I worked at trucking company for years and the drivers and dispatchers were a bunch of criminals!!! I know there are a few good ones but not many!!!

[@rcairforceone]

Truck driver was 100% in on that.

[@RichardNixion357]

Yeah Chief this on you. Unless 200k don't mean anything to you. I would have waited for him to secure the car and close the trailer.

[@ftfberetta3020]

Bad shit happens to good people. 💯 W Harrison

[@elarr8733]

If you're picking up a $200k AMG, you might have the means to get your own flatbed and avoid sellers in shithole cities. Loading it and transporting it would be a much healthier kind of stress.

[@Druatm]

Damn. I have the same exact AMG GTR in green he’ll magno. Love the car.

[@bobbymunyavi5357]

A warning from the universe to stop overpricing sneakers young lad 😂

[@PaulApostolovski]

Truck driver set it up brother! Total set up.. sorry for Ur loss brother seriously.. that's messed up hope insurance covers everything..

[@tony_25or6to4]

Don't leave your car until the truck pulls away.

[@nealdaleyjr7625]

Rich kid problems...

[@dylanandrew1122]

Why am I surprised that police that it took the police 4 hours to

[@karlcarlsburg9641]

7:09 that is a pretty cringe photo

[@skips1376]

Guys a tool with to much money and not enough sense.

[@Boraunk]

The concept in The Elite Society's Money Manifestation ebook completely blew me away. It feels like finding a secret path to wealth

[@gobblegoblin]

Something tells me it’s probably a worthless grift given that you are a bot setup by a subhuman freak.

[@ivanrivera6703]

Never expected Harrison on vinwiki 😮

[@boostedlss6450]

The expression "Scott free" after a story like this from a u tuber, is that a tell?

[@mikeschaner5853]

Performante flashier than an amg gtr??? I guess it's subjective

[@timb7775]

Im old enough to know not to trust anyone. Anyone who leaves an expensive car just running in the middle of the street in a city clearly is not responsible. I dont think the driver was in on it, i think hes just an idiot.

[@londonportillo]

Bro I think you’re my doppelgänger… it’s crazy lol

[@carlswenson5403]

why would you live in a place where things like this happen? 4 hrs for the police to show up?!

[@jasonscreations99]

I dont really understand why anyone would use a 1 truck, 1 person "Company" to ship ANYTHING of value. Much less a rare car.

[@fatceaserdagreat241]

I hardly feel sad....common sense is not so common lol

[@GoogleMe-en9sg]

KZbinr Problems. Nobody wants my Camry.

[@adamweston4152]

Did the dealership that he was buying the Lamborghini from not want to do the trade with the Merc after some thought and get someone to steal the car? I know that the Merc was delivered to the dealership but did it lower the price of the Merc seeing as it was "stolen"?? This all sounds dodgy from the get go!!.