At the end of the day, we all had silly grins plastered on our faces. No crashes, no tickets, just pure adrenaline. Everyone heeded the pre-drive cautions about taking care of these exotic machines, and the staff made it clear to obey traffic laws and that any speeders pay their own fines or bail money.

According to World Class Driving founder Jean-Paul Libert and driving instructor Didier Thies, the company plans to update the fleet over the course of 2008 with the drop-dead gorgeous next-gen 430 -- the 200-pounds lighter Scuderia -- as well as a Maserati Gran Turismo, an Audi R8 and a Lamborghini Murcielago. They'll be touring the country year-round, hitting most major cities all over the United States. So don't be surprised if you're on the open road one day and $1.6 million in colorful metal and carbon fiber flies by in a blur.

Get more information at www.worldclassdriving.com .