The head of Bugatti had his personal Chiron sports car stolen straight from headquarters - the thief saw the keys in the compartment and drove off. The man entered the Croatian Rimac campus, got into his car and drove away. The car belongs to the head of Bugatti, Metta Rimac, who he says leaves the keys inside: the sports car is often borrowed by friends and colleagues. In less than a day, the thief 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 head of Bugatti had his personal Chiron sports car stolen straight from headquarters - the thief saw the keys in the compartment and drove off. The man entered the Croatian Rimac campus, got into his car and drove away. The car belongs to the head of Bugatti, Metta Rimac, who he says leaves the keys inside: the sports car is often borrowed by friends and colleagues. In less than a day, the thief 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.