Supercar Life is more or less a service that give the customer the ability to drive insane cars on badass tracks. While this has been done before, I don’t think I’ve heard of anything this extravagant or with this cool of rides. Currently the company is boasting a Ferrari F430, a Lamborghini Gallardo, an Aston Martin DB9, a Mercedes CLK63 AMG (Black Series), and a Porsche Turbo 997. With all cars between the 185 to 198 m.p.h. range, this is probably the closest way to feel like you’re on Entourage without paying Turtle to stand around you and get high.

Currently, the company is based around the New Jersey Motorsports Park, which has been scheduled to open at the beginning of this month. What I want to know is what happens when you accidentally take the Lambo into the wall on the 5th turn… who fronts the bill for that shit? According to the website, pricing goes between $5000(+/-) to $5700.

From the site:

The cars aren’t the only things that set us apart
The Supercar Life experience includes a entire day of driving all of our supercars on one of the country’s premier racetracks, catered trackside meals, an end of day champagne reception as well as a gift bag containing exclusive Supercar Life gear. To help you share your experience, you’ll receive a photo of yourself with your favorite car and a DVD with in-car video footage of you behind the wheel.

We also offer an optional Luxury Package that features additional services like chauffeured transportation to and from the airport, luxury hotel accommodations and a dinner the evening before the event.

Just when you thought the story couldn’t smell more like old douche, you find out he was driving a $175,000 Lamborghini (ZOMG ’80s!) and that he didn’t even show up to his own trial:

The singer was stopped by police in June 2007 while driving a Lamborghini at 160km per hour down a street in Surrey, Canada and was found to have a blood alcohol content of more than .08.

The singer was not present in court for the news, with his lawyer Marvin Stern saying he was in Europe “for recording or producing music. “I’m not exactly sure (which).”

ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MAN!