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What if you could timeshare a supercar?

What if you could timeshare a supercar?

Razorzedge

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Ok, so the concept isn't new. But it sure is a tempting proposal. In fact, several companies around the world have started supercar timeshare services for people who have the money to spend and the need for speed, yet not want to shell out for the depreciation cost and maintenance of owning one.

 

These supercar timeshare services are called Supercar Clubs and you could access them by paying a monthly fee which would allow you to access exotic supercars like the Nissan GTR, Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder and even the Ferrari 430.

 

The ecurie25 Supercar Club is one of the more popular clubs in the US which offers memberships that starts with a $2,500 one-time application fee, a joining fee of $5,000 followed by monthly dues of $1,400. The time in the car is measured by points which you get from the different categories that you choose.

 

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Some of the Supercar Clubs like ecurie25, even come with extra services like personal concierge services and a complementary high-performance driving course.

 

Think about this the next time you are using Uber Commute or Grab Hitch, maybe just maybe in the near future you might be able to "Pool" a supercar instead of seating in the back seat?




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