The Bugatti boss stole his personal Bugatti Chiron straight from headquarters, he left the keys in the car because it is 'frequently borrowed by friends and colleagues'. The thief entered the campus of the Croatian Rimac (part of Bugatti), got into the car and drove away. In less than 24 hours he left the country, passed through Slovenia and arrived in Austria, where he was caught by the police. Throughout the journey follow the car using the built-in GPS. After his arrest, the man admitted that he had come to look for work, but saw the keys inside and couldn't help himself.

The Bugatti boss stole his personal Bugatti Chiron straight from headquarters, he left the keys in the car because it is 'frequently borrowed by friends and colleagues'. The thief entered the campus of the Croatian Rimac (part of Bugatti), got into the car and drove away. In less than 24 hours he left the country, passed through Slovenia and arrived in Austria, where he was caught by the police. Throughout the journey follow the car using the built-in GPS. After his arrest, the man admitted that he had come to look for work, but saw the keys inside and couldn't help himself.