Man walks into Bugatti’s HQ and leaves with 8 cars

A man pulled the ultimate boss move when he walked into the headquarters of Bugatti and left with eight cars.

In fairness to the guy, six of them were for his kids.

We’d hate to see those siblings fight over who got what car.

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A big Bugatti buyout

Cars make for nice gifts between parents and their kids – this daughter treated her dad to a 1973 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray.

The unnamed father of six apparently went to Bugatti’s headquarters in Molsheim, France, accompanied by his children.

Most people take a fridge magnet back from their vacation, or a new outfit if they’re feeling indulgent.

These kids are coming back with a car.

Dad got himself a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+, which was made to celebrate Bugatti breaking the 300mph street car speed.

Only 30 of these were ever made, meaning these aerodynamic cars are rare enough to count as collectibles.

He also picked up a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse World Record Edition, which is even rarer than his Super Sport 300+.

Only eight were made, with one setting the record for the fastest production car back in 2018, clocking in at 254.05mph.

It’s not clear whether or not this car was for himself or perhaps his wife, but it’s a gem of a car to have either way.

An order of six Baby Bugattis

When it came time to splurge on his kids, this dad went with the Baby II.

Since none of his kids were old enough to drive yet, this 75% scale replica of the Bugatti Type 35 had to suffice.

Just because they’re small doesn’t mean they’re going cheap however, with prices starting at $40,000.

Fortunately for the kids, there was no need for any squabbles over who got which one – they each got a personalized color.

All in all, the Babys – or is that babies? – came in orange, yellow, white, green, red and blue.

That’s a lot of money to spend on your kids, but we’re sure they appreciated it.

Other parents show their love in other ways – like this dad who spent 120 days making a six wheel Rolls-Royce for his son.

Whether it’s home-made or store bought, it’s the thought that counts.