The head of Bugatti stole his personal Bugatti Chiron directly from the company headquarters. This was done by a person who came to interview the CEO of Bugatti, Mate Rimac, who told on his Instagram how his car was stolen from the company's parking lot near Zagreb this Wednesday. This is by a 36-year-old man who came to the area looking for work. However, instead he saw an unlocked Bugatti Chiron with the keys inside and just drove off with it. Yes, a Rimac member does not lock a $3.3 million car when it is parked in an unfenced official parking lot, and his colleagues often take the car. Therefore, the loss was not noticed immediately. When an hour later it became clear that none of the employees had taken the car, Rimac began watching the surveillance camera footage. When he realized what had happened, he got into his Porsche 911 and gave chase. Tracking the car was not difficult, as the company's engineers saw the speed and location of the stolen car in real time. The pursuit moved first to the territory of Slovenia, and then to Austria. At this point, police officers from three states also joined the chase. As a result, already on Wednesday evening Bugatti was blocked at one of the Austrian gas stations. Yes, the fuel consumption is the weak point of Bugatti with 1500 hp. After speaking with the kidnapper, Rimats did not file a police complaint, but is far from certain that this will save him from criminal prosecution. Video: Rahm / Instagram.

The head of Bugatti stole his personal Bugatti Chiron directly from the company headquarters. This was done by a person who came to interview the CEO of Bugatti, Mate Rimac, who told on his Instagram how his car was stolen from the company's parking lot near Zagreb this Wednesday. This is by a 36-year-old man who came to the area looking for work. However, instead he saw an unlocked Bugatti Chiron with the keys inside and just drove off with it. Yes, a Rimac member does not lock a $3.3 million car when it is parked in an unfenced official parking lot, and his colleagues often take the car. Therefore, the loss was not noticed immediately. When an hour later it became clear that none of the employees had taken the car, Rimac began watching the surveillance camera footage. When he realized what had happened, he got into his Porsche 911 and gave chase. Tracking the car was not difficult, as the company's engineers saw the speed and location of the stolen car in real time. The pursuit moved first to the territory of Slovenia, and then to Austria. At this point, police officers from three states also joined the chase. As a result, already on Wednesday evening Bugatti was blocked at one of the Austrian gas stations. Yes, the fuel consumption is the weak point of Bugatti with 1500 hp. After speaking with the kidnapper, Rimats did not file a police complaint, but is far from certain that this will save him from criminal prosecution. Video: Rahm / Instagram.