NZ Herald·3 min read·medium
Carporium director Sachinthaka Nagasinghe sentenced for odometer tampering
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Brianna McIlraith
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A car dealer in New Zealand has been sentenced after being found guilty of tampering with a vehicle's odometer to inflate its resale value. The director of Carporium was ordered to pay reparations and the company received a fine.
The car’s odometer reading was 150,031km when it was sold at the car auction, but three months later was 119,244km. Photo / Generic
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