Salon Privé, London, 11-13 July 2007:  What better way to spend the day?  A bottle of bubbly, croquet on the lawn at the Hurlingham Club, and your Ford GT waiting there to whisk you home afterwards?  Bliss!  

Well, thanks in part to P1, who were exhibiting at July’s prestigious Salon Privé 3-day event, you could do that.  P1 pioneered the concept of shared access to supercars when it launched in October 2000. Now  in its seventh year the club offers its members the ultimate way to enjoy year-round access to a £5m garage of the world’s finest and fastest cars, without the costs of ownership.  P1 has branches in the South and North of  England, each providing 250 members access to, amongst others, Ferraris, Porsches and Aston Martins. Recent arrivals include the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder and Bentley Continental GTC.

At this year’s Salon Privé P1 displayed just two contrasting cars from its fleet - a Le Mans-inspired centenary edition Ford GT (left) and a bright orange Porsche 997 GT3 RS.