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The club currently has 16 members and will limit total membership to 50.

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Monthly membership is limited to ten Members per month as the Club grows to 60 cars, from its current 20.

Club Sportiva's European division is Euro Sportiva, which is a rental company (not a "timeshare") that offers nearly 25 new Ferrari and Lamborghini models for delivery anywhere in Western Europe. Its website is: www.Euro-Sportiva.com and well worth checking out for your next vacation to Europe.]]>Dec 18th 2005 6:02PMhttp://www.luxist.com/2005/07/14/classic-car-club-opens-in-manhattan/http://www.luxist.com/2005/07/14/classic-car-club-opens-in-manhattan/The first question is whether the punter wants to rent cars or to have a higher initial investment with the club concept?
A second question is whether the club concept provides the level of car quality expected by the customer?
A third question is what cars do customers want to experience?
I would be interested in comments on these questions.

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