Waterloo Regional Police say they have arrested two men from Milton in connection with a series of thefts throughout the region this year at car dealerships.
They say there were six drive-off thefts at dealerships in the area between February and August.
According to police, suspects would distract a salesperson before taking off in the vehicle that they were being shown.
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The list of stolen vehicles included two Dodge Rams, two Dodge Caravans, a Honda Accord and a Jaguar.
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Police say they searched a home in Milton on Wednesday where they found five of the six missing vehicles, which were worth around $200,000.
The two men, aged 27 and 28, are facing numerous counts of theft of a motor vehicle and possession of stolen property over $5,000.
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