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

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

He left the keys inside the $3 million vehicle.

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac’s Chiron was stolen from the factory in Croatia after he left the keys inside, but the thief was ...

The car was quickly tracked down, and the CEO now says he’ll stop leaving his keys inside his multi-million dollar hypercar.

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