London's Metropolitan Police confiscated 90 vehicles worth more than $10.8 million during a targeted operation in some of the capital's wealthiest areas.
The haul set a record for the operation's five-year history, both in size and value.
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Among the seized cars were a Lamborghini Revuelto, a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and a Porsche 911 GT3.
Rare Ferrari Monza SP2 Caught
Officers stopped a driver of a rare Ferrari Monza SP2, a model that recently sold for around $5 million.
The car had reportedly been in the UK for just one day, and the driver had been behind the wheel for less than half an hour.
The driver allegedly held only a provisional licence and had no insurance.
The open-top speedster was the headline catch in the crackdown across Hyde Park, Kensington, and Chelsea between August 7 and 9.
Record $10.8 Million Haul
The operation focused on uninsured drivers, dangerous driving, and anti-social behavior.
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Officers seized 15 vehicles using newer powers that allow immediate confiscation instead of a warning.
Last year's operation resulted in 72 seizures.
The stops also uncovered other alleged offenses, including one arrest after finding 19 bank cards in other people's names and more than £2,500 in cash.
Another uninsured driver was arrested on suspicion of drug offenses after allegedly carrying £5,500.
It remains unclear whether the Monza's driver owned the car.
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Driving with courtesy and within the law is always the smart way to go.
