The Bugatti's keys had been left inside, and thief drove the Chiron from Croatia to Austria, crossing through Slovenia in the ...

Mate Rimac expected to just flash his ID, thank the officers, and drive his Bugatti back home to Croatia. Instead, he found ...

If you owned a Bugatti Chiron worth several million dollars, you’d probably guard the keys with your life. Well, Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac apparently had a slightly different approach to car security.

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 ...

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

A Croatian man came looking for a job, but he found Mate Rimac's Bugatti instead. Police found the man and recovered the car ...

Austrian motorway police arrested a 36-year-old Croatian man at a petrol station on the A9 near Graz shortly after 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28, and recovered Mate Rimac’s Bugatti Chiron, according ...

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac's Chiron was stolen from the company campus in Croatia after he left the keys inside. Austrian police ...

Mate Rimac just took to Instagram to share how somebody stole his Bugatti Chiron and somehow managed to travel all the way to ...

Mate Rimac’s own hypercar was nicked from his office, the thief drove across two countries before the police got him using ...

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

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