Dallas-based DFW Elite Car Club joins the ever expanding fractional car club industry. They claim to have a large and varied car inventory with member access to Hummers, Land Rovers, Porsches, Corvettes, Vipers, Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Bentleys, and the new Rolls-Royce Phantom. Also, they believe their 5:1 member-to-car ratio is the lowest among US exotic car clubs.

While most exotic car clubs charge a sizeable up-front fee, DFW Elite Car Club only charges $750 to $2,000 ($3,000 for corporate membership). Five different membership tiers allow you to select your level of financial participation and to choose the amount of car usage that best suits your lifestyle. Monthly fees range from $750 to $2,000 ($3,000 for corporate members) with options to purchase additional points. The corporate tier makes the fleet available to corporations for incentives, meetings, vendors and executives.

• special invitations to exclusive, members-only events
• reward points for referrals (points that carry over from month to month)
• discounts with other car clubs
• discounts off Drive Your Dream exotic auto tours

DFW Elite Car Club sounds like a great club with one big limitation – location. Other clubs like Club Sportiva have cars in Germany, Northern California and are expanding into Las Vegas, New York, and possibly Southern California. If you travel or have corporate offices throughout the US or worldwide, you’ll want a club with a variet of locations. However, if you’re Texas based and don’t plan to drive outside your home state, DFW Elite Car Club may be a car club to consider.

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