Thieves have used a car to smash into a high-end fashion store, the latest in a spate of ram raids targeting luxury shops in the heart of a major capital city.
Offenders used a grey Hilux to break through the front windows of the British luxury fashion house Burberry on Melbourne's premium shopping district on Collins Street, about 6am on Wednesday.
No one was inside and the thieves were later seen fleeing in a grey BMW, Victoria Police said.
Investigators are yet to determine if any of the designer goods were stolen.
However, several shelves were left bare, with clothes strewn on the ground.
Any witnesses with footage of what happened have been urged to contact police.
It's the latest in string of ram raids at high-end stores in Melbourne in recent months.
Offenders used a car to smash the windows at Italian brand Fendi on Friday.
But roller doors stopped them getting inside to steal any designer goods .
Louis Vuitton, David Jones and Dior stores in the area have also been targeted since early March.
