You’ll do the paperwork first
Arrive 15 minutes early. We check your license and insurance and take the deposit. It’s quick, and it’s a good time to ask anything that’s on your mind.
Someone shows you the car
Before you move, your lead driver walks you through the seat, the mirrors, how the gearbox works and where the roof button is. All four of our cars are automatic, so you don’t need to know how to drive stick.
Take your time adjusting the seat. Supercars sit low, and getting the position right makes everything else easier.
The first five minutes feel strange
The car is wider than you’re used to and the nose is further away than it looks. Everyone drives a bit carefully out of downtown, and that’s fine. By the time you reach I-95 you’ll have the feel of it.
You follow the lead car
You never have to think about directions. Stay behind our lead driver and they’ll set a pace that suits the road and the traffic.
I-95 is where it clicks
The interstate is wide and open, and it’s where most people finally press the throttle properly. It’s usually when the grinning starts.
Then you stop for photos
In Key Biscayne we stop for 5 to 7 minutes. Get out, take your pictures, and notice that your hands have stopped gripping the wheel.
A few tips
- Wear flat, thin-soled shoes so you can feel the pedals.
- Bring sunglasses. The roof will probably be down.
- Be gentle with the throttle at first. These cars respond to small inputs.
- Pick the Corvette if you want the gentlest start.