Woman Loses Mercedes After First Owner Fakes Theft
A woman from Krasnodar lost her Mercedes worth 1.6 million rubles after the car's first owner falsely reported it stolen, leading to the vehicle being returned to him and used by him and others, while she continued receiving traffic fines. After a nine-month legal battle, the car was returned to her.
Consensus
- The woman from Krasnodar bought a red Mercedes for 1.6 million rubles in August 2025.
- The car had multiple previous owners before the woman.
- The first owner, Bayazir, claimed the car was stolen several years ago after handing it over for repair.
- The car was seized by police during a criminal investigation based on Bayazir's report.
- Instead of being placed on a fine parking lot, the car was returned directly to Bayazir.
- Bayazir used the car himself and also rented it out.
- Traffic fines continued to be sent to the woman even after the car was seized.
- The total amount of fines reached nearly 100,000 rubles, leading to her bank accounts being blocked.
- The woman sued and proved in court that Bayazir had transferred the car and documents to a third party.
- Bayazir only reported the car missing three months after the transfer.
- After nine months of legal proceedings, the Mercedes was returned to the woman.
- The case involved a false theft report and misuse of the vehicle by the first owner.
Points of divergence
- The court case concluded with the car being returned to the woman, as reported by Baza. — vm
- The woman bought the car in August 2025, which is a specific date not mentioned in the other source. — tg_bazabazon
- A separate Moscow court sentenced a man to prison for a traffic accident while under a suspended sentence for drug trafficking, and seized his Livan X6 Pro car for the state — this is unrelated to the main event. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Russian woman loses car due to its first owner, who claimed it was stolen — Вечерняя Москва
- Krasnodar resident lost car due to its first owner claiming theft, but fines continued to arrive... — Baza