Theft of BMW caught on camera as two thieves are jailed for stealing £250,000 worth of cars to order Ravinder, 22, and Ajay Soni, 20, of Birmingham, stole luxury cars last year CCTV footage shows the brothers taking BMW 118D from hotel car park Stole car in seconds by smashing windows to gain entry before driving off Two young brothers who could steal cars to order in just 20 seconds were jailed for taking 12 BMWs worth £250,000 after police caught them operating astonishingly quickly in a car park on CCTV. Brothers Ravinder, 22, and Ajay Soni, 20, both of Harborne, Birmingham, stole the luxury motors and an Audi Q7 over a 20-day period from West Midlands car parks in January and February last year. CCTV footage released by West Midlands Police showed them stealing a BMW 118D from a hotel car park in Ladywood, Birmingham, in seconds by smashing windows to gain entry before driving away. Jailed: Brothers Ravinder (left), 22, and Ajay Soni (right), 20, both of Harborne, Birmingham, stole 12 BMWs and an Audi Q7 over a 20-day period from West Midlands car parks in January and February last year High-speed: CCTV footage released by police showed the brothers stealing a BMW 118D from a hotel car park in Ladywood, Birmingham, in seconds by smashing windows to gain entry before driving away However, the car was fitted with a hidden tracking device which led police to a lock-up garage on an industrial estate where it was recovered with forensic evidence implicating the brothers. Detectives also traced gloves and tools from the unit to a Halfords store where they found CCTV footage showing Ajay Soni paying for the items. West Midlands Police investigating officer Detective Constable Matt Dyer, said: "This was an organised, sophisticated operation with high performance cars being stolen in less than 60 seconds. Their method of entry was somewhat rudimentary but once inside they clearly demonstrated technical skill to start the engine very quickly. Ali was considered the brothers' main handler - he created a market for them to get rid of the vehicles and on occasions identified particular vehicles he was interested in.' Inside: The car was fitted with a hidden tracking device which led West Midlands Police to a lock-up on an industrial estate where it was recovered with forensic evidence implicating the brothers Driving off: The Soni brothers were both found guilty of conspiracy to steal motor vehicles and jailed The Soni brothers were both found guilty of conspiracy to steal motor vehicles and jailed for four years at Birmingham Crown Court. This was an organised, sophisticated operation with high performance cars being stolen in less than 60 seconds DC Matt Dyer, West Midlands Police Accomplice Amar Ali, 22, of Moseley, Birmingham, admitted handling stolen goods and was jailed for 27 months. DC Dyer added: "Our investigation led us to recover all but one of the cars they stole. "We compiled compelling evidence against all three, including Automatic Number Plate Recognition hits, CCTV footage, DNA found on gloves, tools and car interiors, and mobile phone analysis which revealed conversations between them about "orders" for stolen cars." The West Midlands has been a recent hotspot for BMW thefts with 314 stolen in the first half of 2012, compared to 258 in the whole of 2011.