THIS is the moment thieves swiped five luxury cars worth over £700,000 in a brazen raid lasting just 60 seconds.
Footage shows the flash motors being driven out of a unit in Bulphan, Essex, in the dead of night.
Essex PoliceThieves can be seen driving from the site after swiping the five cars[/caption]
The thieves can be seen opening the gates to first take a rare Ariel Atom, which has a starting price of around £60,000.
It is followed by a Mercedes G-Wagon worth £120,275 and a Porsche Cayenne.
As the speedy raid continues, a Porsche 911 Carrera, which costs from around £89,800, races out.
The final car stolen by the brazen thieves is a Mercedes Maybach, which has a starting price of £150,000.
As the video comes to an end, one of the raiders jumps into the waiting Mercedes AMG after propping the gate open for his accomplices.
Essex Police confirmed the Maybach has now been recovered but the four remaining cars are still missing.
They released footage of the raid, which took place at around 4.45am on November 11.
The thieves cut the bolts on the front gate before entering the yard, officers said.
The force added: “Officers were called to an industrial unit on Brentwood Road in Bulphan shortly after midnight on 11 November following reports of five luxury cars being stolen.
“The suspects entered the yard, cutting the bolts on the front gate before stealing five vehicles, worth an estimated value of over £700,000. The cars stolen included two Porsches, a Mercedes and a rare Ariel Atom car.
“We are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed anything or could have CCTV or dashcam footage including the stolen cars to contact us.”
Anyone with information can call police on 101 quoting incident incident 42/277273/22.
Essex PoliceA Mercedes G-Wagon is taken from the site[/caption]
One of the thieves can be seen waving his accomplice through as he drives a Porsche
Twitter/EssexPoliceUKA rare Ariel Atom car was taken in the raid[/caption]
Twitter/EssexPoliceUKThe Mercedes G-Wagon is yet to be recovered[/caption]
Twitter/EssexPoliceUKPolice have launched an investigation[/caption]
Twitter/EssexPoliceUKThey are appealing for witnesses[/caption]