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Core Viewpoint - A new type of insurance fraud involving second-hand luxury cars has emerged in China, where criminals exploit the insurance system to claim large sums of money through a well-organized scheme [1][8][12]. Group 1: Fraudulent Activities - Criminals have developed a complete fraud model that includes purchasing high-end second-hand cars, obtaining insurance in different locations, staging accidents, and manipulating repair processes to claim insurance payouts [1][8][12]. - In a notable case, a repair shop owner and his accomplices staged multiple accidents, resulting in over 3 million yuan in fraudulent insurance claims within a year [2][6]. - The fraudsters often select high-end brands like BMW, Mercedes, and Audi, which have high repair costs relative to their market value, allowing for significant profit margins [8][9]. Group 2: Characteristics of the Fraud - The insurance fraud has evolved into a highly organized operation with specialized roles for purchasing vehicles, staging accidents, and processing claims [11][12]. - Criminals utilize various tactics to create accidents, including choosing locations with low traffic and poor surveillance, and employing multiple methods to maximize damage [9][10]. - The fraud scheme often involves collusion with repair shops and insurance agents, making it difficult for traditional risk management practices to detect [12]. Group 3: Regulatory Response - In response to the rising trend of insurance fraud, regulatory authorities have intensified their crackdown efforts, launching nationwide operations to target luxury car fraud cases [12]. - Recent initiatives include a six-month joint operation by financial regulators and law enforcement to combat illegal activities in the insurance sector, particularly focusing on fraudulent claims [12].