Bugatti CEO Has His $3 Million Chiron Stolen After He Left The Keys Inside, Chases Thief In A Porsche 911
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Leaving your car keys in the car is not the best idea, especially when it costs several million, and Mate Rimac figured it out the hard way after a company employee saw the Croat's Chiron leaving the company parking lot at high speed. Colleagues initially checked through a group chat whether the car was not taken for a business trip. It soon became clear that there was no employee behind the wheel, and Rimac notified the police, but did not wait…
Bugatti CEO Has His $3 Million Chiron Stolen After He Left The Keys Inside, Chases Thief In A Porsche 911
Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac recently had one of his extremely expensive supercars stolen from his company’s headquarters in Croatia. Even more bizarre, the thief apparently didn’t have to work too hard to steal it. That’s because Rimac had left the keys inside his Bugatti Chiron, a hypercar worth millions of dollars. When he found out […]
Bugatti's head of the company, Mate Rematza, was robbed of a Bugatti Chiron hypercar worth about 2.4 million.
Bugatti's CEO Mate Rimac Down Car Thief - Then Offers Him Lift Home
Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac, a Croatian citizen born in Bosnia, said in a post on Instagram on Thursday that the Bugatti Chiron was recovered by police in Austria after he had chased the thief. Standing in front of the car in the online video, Mr Rimac said: “I’m so proud of Croatia being so safe […]
On Wednesday, the thief left the campus of the Bugatti Rimac joint venture near Zagreb (Croatia) on a Chiron hypercar owned by the company's CEO Mate Rimac.
Bugatti CEO and Rimac Group founder Mate Rimak lost his own Bugatti Chiron hypercar for 2.4 million euros, which was stolen directly from a parking lot near a plant in Croatia. The businessman tried to catch up with the kidnapper in a Porsche 911 on his own, but he managed to cross several state borders.
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