I-95 South
The interstate out of downtown is wide, usually moving, and gives you a long view ahead. That makes it the one place on the route where you can really feel what a supercar does when you press the throttle. It’s also lined with the tallest buildings in the city, which makes a strange and brilliant backdrop.
The Rickenbacker Causeway
The causeway connects the mainland to Virginia Key and Key Biscayne. Once you’re on it there’s water on both sides and the skyline behind you. With the roof down it’s the most scenic few minutes of the drive.
Key Biscayne
It’s quieter out here, and it’s where we stop for photos. The view back across the bay to downtown is the picture everyone wants.
US-1 and SW 27th Avenue
On the way back we take US-1 past Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a bayfront estate built in the 1910s, then turn north on SW 27th Avenue towards Little Havana.
Calle Ocho
SW 8th Street, better known as Calle Ocho, is the heart of Little Havana. It’s slow, busy and full of cafés, cigar shops and people. It’s also where a supercar gets the most attention, so enjoy it.
Want to see it on a map? Here’s the full route.