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This is the image of the car released by Oxford Police in the search for Tori Stafford.

View larger image Victoria Stafford is shown in this 2006 family handout photo. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO)

Oxford police have release new photos of a car in the search for missing eight-year-old Tori Stafford.

The pictures captured on surveillance video show a vehicle whose driver may have witnessed the little girl's abduction.

The car is described as a small to mid-sized dark coloured station wagon. It was driving northbound on Fyfe Avenue in Woodstock after Stafford was seen with the unidentified woman.

Police believe the driver may have witnessed the incident and would like to speak with this person.

Victoria Stafford, also known as Tori, was last seen on April 8 leaving her school with an unidentified woman.

Investigators say the surveillance video shows the little girl and her abductor were last seen walking across Fyfe Avenue and crossing into the parking lot of a nursing and retirement home.

Investigators are hopeful that releasing this information may lead to further tips. Police are also asking area farmers to be extra vigilant while tending to their fields.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 1-877-537-6277 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.