Police are looking for two men in their late teens who forced their way into a home and robbed an 81-year-old Dartmouth man at gunpoint around 4 p.m. Wednesday evening.

The two made off with the victim's black, 2010 Buick Lacrosse, with Nova Scotia veteran's plates ADG84.

The two teens knocked on the man's door in the area of Princeton Lane in Dartmouth and entered his home. Once inside, the shorter male remained at the door while the taller male pointed a small, silver handgun at the victim and forced him into the basement.

He then demanded the victim's keys and pushed him to the floor.

Both suspects fled the house and escaped in the victim's vehicle. The car was last seen heading down Eisner Street toward Portland Street.

The victim received minor injuries.

The two males are described as black, in their late teens, wearing white shoes.

One stands 5 feet 8 inches tall, wearing a red and white shirt, red and white shorts and is clean cut. The other stands 5 feet eleven inches tall, with an athletic build, wearing dark clothing.