Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac's own $3.3 million Bugatti was stolen by a man at one of the company's buildings after Rimac left his ...

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac's Chiron was stolen after he left the key inside the luxury vehicle on the company's Croatia campus.

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac, a Croatian citizen born in Bosnia, said in a post on Instagram on Thursday that the Bugatti Chiron ...

The Rimac Group and a consortium of money have officially bought out the entirety of the Bugatti brand, meaning there’s no ...

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac revealed that his Chiron was stolen from a company factory earlier this week after he left the keys ...

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac's Chiron was stolen from the company's facility in Croatia this week with the keys inside, and he ...

Even the head of one of the world’s most exclusive car companies isn’t immune to car theft, especially when he makes things a ...

The chief exec pursued the thief in a Porsche, but ultimately dropped the charges when he was caught ...

He left the keys inside the $3 million vehicle.

Somebody went for the greatest joyride of all time, and the world's coolest automotive CEO wasn't having it.

Mate Rimac builds some of the quickest cars on earth, yet his own Bugatti Chiron just proved that the fastest way to lose one ...

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac says he will stop leaving his keys inside his cars after his $3 million Chiron was stolen in Croatia.