Whether Beverly Hills is today one of the most popular cities among celebrities in Hollywood because of the famous television shows and movies set here or it has something to do with its reputation as a residence for the rich we don’t know and we don’t care. But there’s definitely one specific thing to it that tells a lot of the people actually living here: exotic cars.
We’d be fools to deny that the city is rather annoying for the level of opulence and abundance the locals are renown for. A city of less than 40,000 people that share some of the most expensive mansions your mind can think of, regular people simply see it as the playground for the ultra rich and famous.
Almost completely surrounded by the city of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Hills, streets like Hollywood Blvd, Sunset Blvd. and Doheny Drive are not only famous for the clubs and bars, but also for the type of drop-dead gorgeous luxury rides people drive around. It might not be as abundant as Dubai, but documenting these hundred-thousand-dollar if not million-dollar exotics could easily become a second occupation.
In our constant travels through the outskirts of the internet we recently stumbled upon a fellow car enthusiast that calls himself The Stradman. The fellow seems to love filming some of the city’s most impressive exotic cars. And when we say that we’re talking about some really mean machines like a chrome Blue Lamborghini Aventador and chrome Bugattiy Veyron, the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, Aston Martin Vanquish, most of the Rolls-Royce models and even a Tesla Model S.
The latest video the car enthusiast posted on his YouTube account includes almost 30 luxury rides, everything from the new Lamborghini Huracan and Ford GT to the Ferrari LaFerrari, Porsche 918 Spyder, Nissan GT-R and BMW i8. He even managed to catch the rare Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse Legends Rembrandt Edition on camera.
Since it’s the weekend, we figured some petrolhead delight for your eyes won’t harm so we listed all the three editions of what the amateur auto-spy posted in the last three years.
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