[MrGompers]

I would say about 50% of the time in the Hartford area, the exotics on the road have dealer or repair plates. This is one reason why I thought spotting a Ferrari and Lambo on they same day was unusual because both cars had private plates.

I have also seen a white Lambo on the Berlin Trpke not sure if it's the same one I saw in Vernon.

I had the good fortune of spotting an orange Lambo on the Mass Pike last year. Not sure what model it was, but it was a convertible. It was moving too fast for me to get a good look at it.

The guy from the TV show "chasing classic cars" has a Ferrari outside his shop sometimes in Portland.


There is/was a rental place in Waterbury that rented fast cars, but I think they rent(ed) mostly Corvettes and Porches.

[AntonioR]

Originally Posted by TobinJ

If there are events at line rock don't be surprised to see cars (Ferraris higher end Porsches) down near that Napa distribution center in Middletown/Cromwell area. That white Lambo (if it's the one I know) is from the Farmington area. There are two Lambo kit cars in Litchfield county, the black Diablo parks on the green regularly. The trouble with those kinda of cars is actually enjoying them around CT. It's not like you're going to dinner in that and going to park on the street lol. Agree much more common in FFC where valet parking is in greater availability.

Actually, people do park them in the street. In the evenings, especially during the warmer months, you can walk through Bedford Street or the last stretch of Summer Street with its concentration of restaurants; and you will actually see exotic cars parked right next to 'normal' cars right on the curb. Often times the owners even leave their roof down. The more interesting aspect is that in downtown Stamford there is always a mix of people from different social levels and people with exotic cars experience no more problems than those with 'normal' cars parked on the street.

We can always tell who's not from the area, because those type of people like to take photos in front of those cars or their kids are visibly impressed.

[Cambium]

You guys killing me. Saw a Lamborgini getting on the Merritt today from Stamford. Now I'm spotting them left and right. lol Saw a Ferrari on Greenwich Avenue yesterday too.

[MrGompers]

I came across this table in the Hartford Courant. Not sure when it was published, but it's fun to play around with.

Connecticut's Cars: Practical And Predictable - Courant.com

For example, there are 457 registered Ferrari's in CT of which 93 are in Greenwich.

[Stylo]

Many high-line cars like Ferrari's in CT have out of state registration to avoid car tax.

[kidyankee764]

Also, many higher end cars (even down to C Class Mercedes) are leased, not purchased.

[Stratford, Ct. Resident]

Originally Posted by MrGompers

I came across this table in the Hartford Courant. Not sure when it was published, but it's fun to play around with.

Connecticut's Cars: Practical And Predictable - Courant.com

For example, there are 457 registered Ferrari's in CT of which 93 are in Greenwich.

Nice link.

I'm surprised to see Tesla/Ferrari/Maserati registrations in my town. LOL.

[AntonioR]

Originally Posted by MrGompers

I came across this table in the Hartford Courant. Not sure when it was published, but it's fun to play around with.

Connecticut's Cars: Practical And Predictable - Courant.com

For example, there are 457 registered Ferrari's in CT of which 93 are in Greenwich.

STAMFORD
407 Porsche
221 Jaguar
30 Tesla
26 Maserati
25 Bentley
25 Ferrari
18 Aston Martin
6 Lotus
4 Lamborghini
4 Rolls Royce
2 Mclaren
1 Maybach
1 Fisker


GREENWICH
806 Porsche
204 Jaguar
93 Ferrari
87 Bentley
76 Maserati
74 Tesla
58 Aston Martin
18 Rolls Royce
7 Lotus
4 Mclaren
3 Maybach
1 Lamborghini
1 Fisker

That's a lot of fine cars for 85.5 square miles of land.

[AntonioR]

Ferrari's in select CT cities:

Stamford 25
Danbury 14
Hartford 2
New Haven 2
Bridgeport 1

[DrPizza]

Originally Posted by AntonioR

Ferrari's in select CT cities:

Stamford 25
Danbury 14
Hartford 2
New Haven 2
Bridgeport 1

More Ferrari's in Danbury and Hartford than Fairfield, Darien, or New Canaan? Or did you not include Fairfield.