We seek to provide people with the ultimate automotive experience. Members have access to a continually updated stable of vehicles custom tailored to their desires. Gone are their headaches from maintenance, cleaning, storing, payments, and the like. They can drive what they want, when they want - with no worries."



This is a statement uttered by Keith Wolters. Wolters is the manager of the Premier Car Club in New England. And this car club is offering a fine ride for those interested in fine automobiles. And when talking about fine vehicles, it means that these are often those that are considered as exotic cars and are quite hard to own for it means you would have to spend a huge amount just to own one. And it does not mean just any car that could hold Mercury auto parts and the like. Wolters is simply referring to those vehicles that are quite on the high end. These include luxury cars, and classic vehicles.

The club's director for member services, Steve Lospennato, further adds, "We want our members to enjoy the vehicles and have a great time. After all, these cars should be all about fun. Unfortunately, the fun factor is often lost amidst the woes of traditional ownership. We eliminate the woes and enhance the fun." This is even backed up by Wolter's words, "Membership in the club provides unfettered access to a series of cars, each of which will enhance any experience."

The club has a place they call the "Clubhouse" where they call can converge and meet. The setting is defined with nostalgia of automobiles and vehicles all gone by. And it is located in a facility that gives the members the chance to use HD televisions, games, pinball, and other activities. And when the members do not feel like driving an exotic vehicle, they can simply browse through the club's collection of vehicles for these are displayed for everybody to see while they are not being driven through the streets.

At present, the club holds a variety of exotic and classic vehicles. The collection now includes a 2005 Lamborghini Gallardo coupe. There also is a 1966 Corvette Roadster, a 355 Ferrari Spider, and a 2005 Dodge Viper.