An urban explorer has given motorheads a peek inside a factory left abandoned by the luxury sports car brand Bugatti.
The adventurer, known by the name Decaying Midwest, regularly shares his discoveries with his 1.5 million followers.
In a video that has amassed 8 million views, the 24-year-old shows a large room with the famous logo on each wall.
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The content creator found a Volvo instruction manual inside and bottles of original paint, some of which had been splashed up the walls.
“The place was mostly demolished but very cool,” the explorer told What’s The Jam.
Decaying Midwest came across a large room which was filled with mountains of stones.
The factory also housed a showroom, which had a spinning floor.
At the end of the clip, the content creator, from Chicago, showed a car part and said it was from an old Bugatti.
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The factory, in Campogalliano, Italy, had been abandoned since 1995, closing down after Bugatti declared bankruptcy that same year.
Followers of the explorer loved the video, which received over 358,000 likes.
Giobba said, “I’ve always seen it from the highway, and I was wondering how it was on the inside Mind Blowing.”
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Max said, “That place must have been absolutely insane in its prime.”
“Oh, this could be the set for a dystopian movie like in the 2010s,” added a third viewer.
Rey said, “I can’t believe they left that building behind. It would’ve been so cool.”
“Who else was expecting at least one Bugatti in there?” a fifth person added.
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