One criminal’s loss may be another U.K. car collector’s gain.

That’s because the country’s government is set to auction off a small fleet of high-end sports cars formerly owned by a convicted fraudster next month, according to Road & Track. The assortment of high-end rides includes a rare Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato and a Porsche 911 GT3 RS.

The sale, which will be overseen by Wilson Auctions, is centered around six vehicles that previously in belonged to Anopkumar Muadhoo. Authorities say the London resident built out his collection of toys with the proceeds from a property scam that netted him £8.5 million (about $11.3 million). Maudhoo, who faces 10 years behind bars after pleading guilty to posing as a developer, admitted to selling property that wasn’t his and keeping the money. He is said to have orchestrated the illicit sale of 75 buildings and plots of land between 2021 and 2024.

Chief among the quintet of cars scheduled to cross the block—which is just a fraction of the 19 exotics Muadhoo is said to have bought with his ill-gained funds—is a 2024 Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato. The vehicle is an off-road variant of the beloved V-10 that features an increased ground clearance, a revamped suspension, and all-wheel drive. It has just 118 miles on the odometer and is one of just 1,499 examples that were built.

Up next is a 2024 Porsche 911 GT3 RS. This example of the street-legal speed machine is finished in yellow topped with black graphics and comes equipped with Porsche’s high-performance Weissach package. It has covered just 686 miles. The least driven of the cars headed for sale, though, is a 2024 BMW M2, which the auction house says has traveled only 101 miles since leaving the factory.

Also going up for bid are a 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport SV Edition One, a 2023 Aston Martin Vantage V12, and a 2022 Bentley Continental 4.0. Muadhoo appears to have spent actual time behind the wheel of this trio, though the most-driven vehicle, the Range Rover Sport, totaled just 6,011 miles. Interested parties will also have a chance to buy an Aero Hunton XRS37 powerboat.

Wilson Auctions says the sale will run between November 12 and 14. The auction will be held online and each lot is being sold without reserve. Those who aren’t interested in the cars can also bid on a number of dazzling timepieces, including a gold Rolex Daytona and stainless-steel Patek Philippe Nautilus.