Relatives of a young man who was bashed and abducted from his home in Sydney's north-west have pleaded for help to "please bring this boy home to our family".
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Brendan Vollmost, 23, has not been seen since March 31, when he returned to his home on Cox Street in South Windsor about 10.30pm.
Detectives say a group of men assaulted Mr Vollmost as he arrived home before they abducted him in a white hatchback, believed to be a Hyundai i30.
Police believe the white hatchback was involved in a collision with another car Mr Vollmost was travelling in just before his disappearance.
"Mr Vollmost has not been seen since [March 31] and police hold grave concerns for his welfare," police said in a statement.
Detectives from the robbery and serious crime squad have set up Strike Force Orander to investigate Mr Vollmost's disappearance. They will make a public appeal on Tuesday afternoon for anyone with information to come forward.
Mr Vollmost's aunt posted on Facebook: "Please people of Facebook please help me bring my boy home please".
Another family member wrote: "Anyone with information please bring this boy home to our family we love u buddy xx".
Police said the white hatchback was last seen speeding down Cox Street in South Windsor about 10.30pm on March 31.
Detectives believe the vehicle has been damaged on the front driver's side panel near the headlight. The damage is believed to have occurred during the collision with the car Mr Vollmost was travelling in shortly before his abduction.
"Detectives would like to hear from any smash repairers who have been asked to repair a similar vehicle in the past week," police said.
Anyone with information has been urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit the Crime Stoppers online reporting page.
