Inverted Conditional for Passive sentences

I was wondering what would the inverted version of a passive conditional sentence like the following ones be.

If he were told to do so, he would tell me.

If my car were stolen, I wouldn't report it.

Are the sentences bellow correct?

Were he to be told to do so, he would tell me.

Were my car to be stolen, I wouldn't report it.

Solution 1:

No. All you need to do is drop if and invert, not add to be:

If he were told to do so, he would tell me.

Were he told to do so, he would tell me.

If my car were stolen, I wouldn't report it.

Were my car stolen, I wouldn't report it.

_{See: Wikipedia: English subjunctive—Inversion}