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Warning message claims that criminals in the UK are placing infant car seats containing fake babies on the sides of rural roads as a means of tricking potential victims into stopping their cars so that gang members can rape and rob them as part of a gang initiation.

Email with attached photographs of an extensive collection of valuable old cars claims that a New York man discovered the vehicles locked in a barn on a property he bought in Portugal.

Message spreading on Facebook claims that you can get the chance to win a 2019  Ford F150 Raptor just by liking, sharing, and commenting.

According to a post being shared on Facebook, Toyota is giving away 500 brand new Land Cruisers as a means of celebrating the company’s birthday. 

Message warns of a new car-jacking scheme in which paper is placed on the back window of parked cars as a ruse to get a driver to leave his or her vehicle so that the thieves can easily steal it.

Circulating message warns that thieves are breaking into cars by punching a small hole under the door lock. But, claims the message, instead of stealing all valuable items in the vehicle, they find out the owner’s home address via a GPS or documents left in the car and then later go to the home and burgle it.

Message warns that a water bottle left inside a car on a sunny day could ignite the upholstery and start a fire.

According to a post that is currently being shared on Facebook, you can win a 2018  Ford Raptor just by sharing the post and then visiting a website to claim your prize. 

Message claims that attached photographs show a new speed control tactic that consists of laying very realistic looking fake pothole stickers on the roadway.