Police have launched a probe after luxury cars were snatched from a car garage in Falkirk.
Three vehicles were nicked, including two BMW's, during the raid at H&J Burgoyne in Airth.
The motors were seen driving at speed towards Stirling after the incident between 3am and 9am on Sunday morning.
A white Skoda Fabia was found burnt out a short distance from the garage.
Keys to other vehicles were also taken and the main office completely trashed with the CCTV system ripped out.
The car garage owner branded the thieves 'vicious' after his business was vandalised during the robbery.
He said: "This was a mindless vicious attack with offices wrecked, juice machines smashed and a lot of keys taken for a variety of other vehicles rendering them useless.
"Also number plate making machine taken and CCTV ripped out.
"There was a white 58 Skoda Fabia used and then left and set on fire along from the garage.
"The cars were spotted driving from through Airth towards Stirling at high speeds."
A major probe has started with cops asking anyone who might have witnessed anything suspicious to get in touch.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We received a report of a break-in and theft of three vehicles from a premises on the A905 in Falkirk, on the morning Sunday, 27 March, 2022.
"Enquiries are ongoing.
"Anyone with any information is asked to contact 0988 of 27 March, 2022."
