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2019 GT/Supercar List • Sourced from Trusted Suppliers 2019 GT/Supercar list • sourced from trusted suppliers May - Snowdonia Rally July - Spanish Rally # Manufacturer Model Type Year Colour Seats Excess* Code GT/Supercar pricing (£GBP) GT/Supercar pricing (£GBP) 1 AMG GTC Convertible 2018 Dark Grey 2 5,000* 2,214 per car 4,131 per car C 2 AMG GTS Coupe < 4 years Silver 2 5,000* 2,214 per car 4,131 per car C 3 AMG GTR Coupe 2018 Dark Grey 2 5,000* 2,598 per car 4,899 per car C 4 Aston Martin DB9 Coupe Coupe 2009 Dark Grey 2+2 5,000 2,144 per car 3,195 per car D 5 Aston Martin V8 Vantage S Roadster Convertible 2015 Black 2 5,000 2,330 per car 3,685 per car D 6 Aston Martin Rapide S Saloon 2012 Grey 4 5,000 2,570 per car 4,275 per car D 7 Aston Martin DB11 Coupe 2017 Dark Navy Blue 2+2 5,000* 2,694 per car 4,859 per car C 8 Aston Martin DB11 Coupe 2017 Dark Grey 2+2 5,000 3,344 per car 4,815 per car D 9 Aston Martin DB11 Volante Convertible 2017 Dark Grey 2+2 5,000* 2,694 per car 4,859 per car C 10 Audi R8 V10 Spider Convertible < 4 years Black 2 5,000* 2,214 per car 4,131 per car C 11 Audi R8 V10 Spider Convertible 2015 Suzuka Grey 2 5,000 2,264 per car 3,735 per car D 12 Bentley Continental Flying Spur Saloon < 4 years Black 5 5,000* 2,406 per car 4,515 per car C 13 Bentley Continental GTC Speed Convertible < 4 years Black 2+2 5,000* 2,694 per car 4,899 per car C 14 Bentley Continental GT Coupe Convertible 2018 Silver 2+2 5,000* 3,078 per car 6,051 per car C 15 Bentley Continental GTC V8 S Convertible 2018 Black 2+2 5,000* 3,078 per car 6,051 per car C 16 Ferrari 430 Spider Convertible 2009 Red 2 5,000 2,330 per car 3,495 per car D 17 Ferrari California T Convertible < 4 years Black 2+2 5,000* 2,694 per car 4,899 per car C 18 Ferrari California T Convertible 2017 Red 2+2 5,000 3,104 per car 4,490 per car D 19 Ferrari 458 Italia Spider Convertible 2014 Red 2 5,000 3,344 per car 4,815 per car D 20 Ferrari 488 Spider Convertible < 4 years Black 2 5,000* 3,078 per car 6,051 per car C 21 Jaguar F Type R V8 Supercharged Convertible < 12 mths 2 3,000 2,027 per car 3,755 per car B 22 Jaguar F Type R V8 Supercharged Coupe < 12 mths 2 3,000 2,027 per car 3,755 per car B 23 Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Spider Convertible 2012 White 2 5,000 2,330 per car 3,685 per car D second page overleaf 2019 GT/Supercar list • sourced from trusted suppliers May - Snowdonia Rally July - Spanish Rally # Manufacturer Model Type Year Colour Seats Excess* Code GT/Supercar pricing (£GBP) GT/Supercar pricing (£GBP) 24 Lamborghini Huracan Spider Convertible < 4 years Red 2 5,000* 3,654 per car 7,203 per car C 25 Lamborghini Huracan Convertible 2014 Electric Blue 2 5,000 3,944 per car 5,895 per car D 26 Lamborghini Aventador Coupe < 2 years - 2 10,000 7,850 per car 11,500 per car E 27 Maserati Gran Cabrio Sport Convertible 2014 Dark Charcoal 4 5,000 2,330 per car 3,685 per car D 28 McLaren 570S Spider Convertible < 4 years White 2 5,000* 3,654 per car 7,203 per car C 29 Mclaren 570S Spider Convertible 2017 Silver 2 5,000 3,944 per car 5,895 per car D 30 McLaren 720S Coupe < 2 years - 2 5,000 7,850 per car 10,400 per car E 31 Nissan GTR Coupe < 4 years Dark Grey 2 5,000* 1,907 per car 3,555 per car C 32 Porsche Cayman S Coupe < 4 years Silver or Black 2 2,000* 1,139 per car 2,019 per car C 33 Porsche 991 Carrera 4 Cab Convertible < 4 years Grey 2+2 3,000* 1,523 per car 2,825 per car C 34 Porsche 991 Carrera 4S Cab Convertible < 4 years Black or Grey 2+2 4,000* 1,638 per car 3,171 per car C 35 Porsche 991 GTS Cab Convertible < 4 years Silver 2+2 4,000* 1,907 per car 3,555 per car C 36 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe < 12 mths Silver 2+2 3,000 2,297 per car 2,947 per car B 37 Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupe < 4 years Gunmetal Grey/Blue 2+2 5,000* 2,214 per car 4,131 per car C 38 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet Convertible 2015 Black 2+2 5,000 2,330 per car 3,685 per car D 39 Rolls Royce Wraith Coupe < 2 years - 4 5,000 4,850 per car 9,600 per car E Rates are quoted in GBP, inclusive of VAT, comprehensive insurance (excess applies), additional miles to cover the estimated rally milage, 2 drivers, permission to take to Europe (July Rally) and del/col to Home House Members Club (rally briefing & departure address). Note: petrol and tolls are not included. Reservation: We have no control of the cars, so if you have your eye on a particular car, most often the supplier only keeps one in their fleet, best to secure it before someone else does. To secure your car choice, you place a reservation deposit with the balance payable a few weeks prior to the rally start date. Luggage service: we offer a luggage service & porterage, as many of these GT / Supercars are left wanting in their luggage capacity. So you can have the best of both worlds, enjoy a mul- ti-destination driving holiday without the stress of rationing your luggage down to a duffle bag. (£150/ cabin size, £250/ check-in size). * Insurance excess on cars with code “C” have a 100% surcharge added for driving outside the UK on the Spanish Rally. There is a separate excess insurance policy that could be taken out personally on cars with a current market value <£100k. Enquire with team for more information..
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