Boss Bugatti's personal Chiron was stolen directly from the headquarters - a thief recognized the keys inside and drove off. A man entered the Croatian Rimac campus, got into the car and drove off. The car belongs to Bugatti boss Rimac, who says he keeps the keys inside because friends and colleagues often borrow the sports car. In less than a day, the thief left the country, crossed Slovenia and arrived in Austria, where the police caught him. The car is tracked by its built-in GPS the entire way. After his arrest, the man admitted that he had come to look for work, but he noticed the keys inside the car and couldn't help himself.

Boss Bugatti's personal Chiron was stolen directly from the headquarters - a thief recognized the keys inside and drove off. A man entered the Croatian Rimac campus, got into the car and drove off. The car belongs to Bugatti boss Rimac, who says he keeps the keys inside because friends and colleagues often borrow the sports car. In less than a day, the thief left the country, crossed Slovenia and arrived in Austria, where the police caught him. The car is tracked by its built-in GPS the entire way. After his arrest, the man admitted that he had come to look for work, but he noticed the keys inside the car and couldn't help himself.