From Road & Track · Joe Kucinski · · 1m 10s
Fraudster's Exotic Car Collection Sold by Feds
Clayton Lloyd Iley, a fraudster who amassed over 90 exotic cars, now faces federal prison and his collection is being sold to repay victims.
In brief
Clayton Lloyd Iley, a fraudster who amassed over 90 exotic cars, now faces federal prison and his collection is being sold to repay victims. Clayton Lloyd Iley, sentenced to 13 years for wire fraud, has his collection of over 90 exotic cars sold to repay victims. Originally reported by Road & Track.
Fraudster's Car Collection
Clayton Lloyd Iley, 41, amassed over 90 exotic cars through a fraud scheme.
Fraud Scheme Details
From January 2020 through May 2026, Iley fraudulently obtained credit cards and lured victims into a bogus loan program.
Funds for Cars
Iley collected over $2 million from the bogus loan program and used victims' information to fraudulently open credit cards.
Car Collection Details
His collection included two Ferrari 488s, three Maserati MC20s, two Lamborghini Aventadors, two Huracans, a Dodge Viper, and a 1968 Pontiac Firebird.
Military Vehicles
Iley also owned a 1993 AM General Hummer H1 and a BMY M923A, a 5-ton, 6x6 cargo truck.
Feds Selling Collection
As part of his plea agreement, Iley forfeited over 90 vehicles to be sold for victims' repayment.
The headline
Clayton Lloyd Iley, sentenced to 13 years for wire fraud, has his collection of over 90 exotic cars sold to repay victims.
