Have your car.  And drive it, too.

Auto enthusiasts like us are up against two major dilemmas.  One --true for all prospective or current upscale owners:  your passion for driving the best the world has to offer can rarely be satisfied with just one car.  Two --our desire for the delightfully impractical is made even more impractical when you consider the other responsibilities and costs of ownership. Why worry about storage, insurance and maintenance when the typical exotic car owner spends only one weekend a month behind the wheel? 

With EAC, you are no longer limited in either regard.  Founded by two Bay Area auto enthusiasts, whose appreciation for best-in-class automotive engineering and design is matched only by an appetite for creative and sophisticated ownership mechanisms EAC takes the work out of owning a single, similar car, and provides access to a collection of the world’s most premier automobiles. 

Individualists one and all, membership is comprised of a select group of charismatic people from a wide range of industries, an eclectic combination of personalities who engage in a number of diverse activities and cultural pursuits.   But they all have two key things in common.  In addition to an all-out love for automotive excellence, members exhibit something we call “Logical Luxury.”  They seem to share in a philosophy of well-heeled pragmatism, a character trait that says there’s no reason to deprive yourself from one of your life’s true pleasures, but, then again, living extravagantly doesn’t have to mean living wastefully.

One associate recently put it this way:

An indulgence you can’t afford is a burden.
An indulgence for which you overpay is a display.
And a well-earned, well-priced luxury isn’t an indulgence at all.