Op Luxury to continue, cars worth RM550mil seized since June 2025, says JPJ
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A senior official says most luxury car owners are reluctant to go to JPJ offices to renew their road tax because they were blacklisted for other offences.
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This was revealed by JPJ senior director of enforcement Kifli Ma Hassan who said a total of 3,790 luxury vehicles worth an estimated RM550 million were seized by the department under Op Luxury since June 2025, Bernama reported.
He said 785 vehicles were seized between June and December 2025, while another 3,005 were seized between January and Sept 26, this year.
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