Ferrari is an auto manufacturer that essentially does one thing. They produce some of the sexiest supercars on the planet, period. These cars are raced around the globe and their reputation for winning has given them “street cred” as an authentic racing brand, which has helped build the demand for their road going cars for more than fifty years.  Their cars transcend language with men and boys singing their praise universally across the globe.

The base model Corvette starts at an MSRP of $55,450.00 and options, taxes, and dealer prep (depending on what state you live in) can easily have you financing or writing a check for over $75,000.00.  You have officially arrived in the “luxury zone”.  

The Tesla brand will always be known as the brand that put electric luxury cars on the map.  They proved that there was a real interest with varying levels of demand for electric luxury. While Tesla's rise has been littered with speed bumps sales continue to rise and they are starting to show up on pre-owned lots.  

In the last fifteen years luxury vehicles have been scattered across almost every type of vehicle ranging from the sedan to the sports car and SUV. There's still one vehicle type that on face value seems to be light on luxury and that's the pick up truck.  I am here to tell you don't be fooled by the apparent lack of luxury. 

When initially introduced in 2014 BMW actually had a waiting list because demand outpaced supply.  Now only two years later when you do an online national search for an i8 there’s no less than several hundred "lightly used" or pre-owned i8s for you to consider.  So what happened?

The M5 is legendary and this model year is the last of that classic BMW design and it doesn’t disappoint.  Some might argue that this year is a collectible since the 04 models are the beginning of a totally revamped body style and you can certainly make a case to support that claim.

BMW's famed M3 is one of the most desired sports coupe on the planet at any price point.  The old M3 coupe today is now called the M4 and it's MSRP is over $65,000.00. The M4 is currently the 5th generation but there are four glorious generations before it. 

Now that you've decided you have the financial wherewithal to pursue a weekend fun toy, now what do you do? Well you are in the right place.

Here is a 4 step process that will ensure you cover all the bases, find the best deal out there that delivers a great vehicle and lastly have some fun. 

There has been a phenomenon sweeping our nation of car buffs and fans over the last few years that typically happens on Saturday or Sunday mornings from New York to Los Angeles called "Cars and Coffee" or some variation of that.  

Real men don't drive sports cars with automatics use to be a common theme or thought as recent as 5 years ago but the advancement of technology has changed that.