Police will seize Andrew Tate’s £4.8 million Bugatti stored in Dubai

Romanian authorities will confiscate and sell Andrew Tate’s £4.8 million Bugatti if he is convicted.

The self-proclaimed misogynist’s luxury sports car will be confiscated by police following his arrest on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and organized crime.

Last month it was reported that authorities had seized several luxury cars from the Tate compound on the outskirts of Bucharest, Romania’s capital.

But now Romanian officials are turning their heads to other countries where the former kickboxer and YouTube personality holds significant assets.

The £4.8 million Bugatti – currently in Dubai – is believed to be the car Tate posted online in an attempt to taunt Greta Thunberg, before the climate activist savagely slammed him for his ‘small d**k energy’.

Romanian publication Gandul reported that a representative of the country’s Administration of Impaired Assets (ANABI) had sent a request to Dubai officials in the United Arab Emirates to confiscate the sports car and hand it over to Romania.

ANAMI officials also continue to look at other countries where Tate and his brother Tristan hold or store assets. Gandul reported that this includes the UK, US and Ireland.

After approval from Dubai, the car will be transported to Romania where it will be in a warehouse until it is released or charged. Police have already seized a fleet of vehicles belonging to the Tate brothers, their property and a collection of luxury watches.

Last On a monthly basis, vehicles including a Rolls-Royce, BMW and Mercedes-Benz were taken from the Tates compound near the capital to be transported to a storage facility.

Tate’s Romanian car collection was valued at around £6 million.

Cars included a McLaren 765LT worth £410,000, and a blue Rolls Royce Wraith estimated to be worth around £310,000.

If charged, the Romanian court will determine any financial damages or costs incurred by Andrew and Tristan Tate, which will then be written off their accounts.

Their assets, including £4.8 million Bugatti and their car collection, will be sold by authorities to recover the total amount.

The Bugatti is believed to be the same car Tate used to try to troll climate activist Greta Thunberg.

In December, days before his arrest, Tate shared a photo of himself filling up his Bugatti supercar and asked Thunberg to send him an email address so he could track the “massive emissions” his gas-guzzling performance cars spewed out. to describe.

“Hello Greta Thunberg. I have 33 cars. My Bugatti has a w16 8.0L quad turbo. My TWO Ferrari 812 competitive have 6.5L v12s. This is just the beginning. Please provide your email address so I can send a full list of my car collection and its massive emissions,” the social media star boasted.

Thunberg delivered a brutal closing in a tweet to her 5.8 million followers, saying, “Yes, please enlighten me. email me at smalld***energy@getalife.com.”

The teen’s witty response caused a storm on social media and went viral with more than 300 million views and nearly four million likes — far more than Tate’s first Tweet.

The Tate brothers and their alleged accomplices, Georgiana Naghel and Launa Radu, have been in police custody since December 29 last year.

They are being held on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organized crime group to exploit women.

Prosecutors allege the brothers lured women to the studio where they were sexually exploited through “acts of physical violence and mental coercion (through harassment, constant surveillance, scrutiny, and recourse to alleged guilt),” and forced to use pornographic material. produce and share.

Andrew Tate is also accused of raping a Moldovan woman, who he claims followed him from London in March 2022, which he categorically denies.

The four continue to deny any allegations.