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MISHAWAKA, Ind. — Scott’s Auto Sales is once again open for business after five cars were seized from the dealership’s lot as part of investigation of odometer fraud, WNDU.com reports.
The cars are now back on the lot, but the St. Joseph County Sheriff's Department will continue to pursue the case. Since the story surfaced last month, nearly 30 victims have come forward with stories of being scammed.
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