article_snippet: Nathan Bates, 27, and Liaquat Ali, 29, were part of a cunning gang who would turn up at addresses of people advertising Nathan Bates, 27, and Liaquat Ali, 29 vehicles on the classified motoring website and secretly clone Nathan Bates, 27, and Liaquat Ali, 29 car keys, a court heard. 
article_snippet: Nathan Bates, 27, and Liaquat Ali, 29 would then return later on to steal the luxury cars.
article_snippet: Nathan Bates (left) and Liaquat Ali (right) were part of a criminal gang who stole £110,000 of Range Rovers .
article_snippet: Griffiths and Nathan Bates used classified website Autotrader to track down Ali and Bates potential victims.
article_snippet: Ali and Bates would pose as interested buyers and tell the householder Ali and Bates needed to check the car for faults.
article_snippet: Ali and Bates then inserted an electronic device into the vehicle
article_snippet: After the sentencing, detective constable Rob Clarke from West Midlands Police said: 'Ali never wanted to be caught with the stolen vehicles and would pay Bates to take the risk of driving the stolen vehicles away once the stolen vehicles had been stolen from the victim's home address. '
highlights_snippet: Nathan Bates and Liaquat Ali were part of a gang targeting Range Rovers .
  
highlights_snippet: Duo visited sellers that advertised on Autotrader and clone Nathan Bates and Liaquat Ali car keys .
  
highlights_snippet: Nathan Bates and Liaquat Ali then returned to steal the luxury vehicles in a scam worth £110,000 .
  