Spend a full day behind the wheel of exotic cars on a 200+ km loop from Auckland, choosing between Matakana’s vineyard valleys or the coastal curves toward Kawakawa Bay. Expect multiple car swaps, a safety briefing, a gourmet lunch, and professional convoy support.
Spend a full day behind the wheel of exotic cars on a 200+ km loop from Auckland, choosing between Matakana’s vineyard valleys or the coastal curves toward Kawakawa Bay. Expect multiple car swaps, a safety briefing, a gourmet lunch, and professional convoy support.
Morning light breaks over Auckland’s harbour as a convoy of raw engines lines up at MotorShare HQ. You can feel the day expand ahead—200+ km of coastal headlands, vineyard valleys and backcountry lanes—each car swap renewing the thrill: Lamborghini, McLaren, Corvette, Porsche and more. The road alternates between wide open sightlines and tight, technical bends that reward focused driving and steady hands.
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Operated by MOTORSHARE · Auckland, Auckland
Morning light breaks over Auckland’s harbour as a convoy of raw engines lines up at MotorShare HQ. You can feel the day expand ahead—200+ km of coastal headlands, vineyard valleys and backcountry lanes—each car swap renewing the thrill: Lamborghini, McLaren, Corvette, Porsche and more. The road alternates between wide open sightlines and tight, technical bends that reward focused driving and steady hands.
The routes visit North Auckland’s Matakana region or the south-eastern sweep toward Kawakawa Bay and Hunua — areas shaped by volcanic geology and sculpted by sea and river over millennia. You’ll pass black-sand outlooks near Muriwai, gentle agricultural folds around Matakana, and estuarine flats around Clevedon, all threaded with local viticulture and coastal settlements whose histories blend Māori connection to the land with later European farming and seafaring.
On practical terms: expect a full 9-hour day (8:00–17:00) with 4–6 planned car swaps, a safety briefing, a lead car and professional support, plus a gourmet lunch at Brick Bay or John Hill Estate. Vehicles are insured with excess/hold applied—read the policy and bring a valid driving licence. Roads vary from smooth state highways to narrow two-lane country roads; speed limits change frequently and local drivers are protective of their roads.
Plan for sun, wind and intermittent rain: layered clothing, quality sunglasses and closed-toe shoes help. Stay hydrated, follow the convoy guide, and leave ample time for photos at Muriwai, Snells Beach and the Matakana reserve. The experience is as much about scenery and precision as it is about speed—respect the route and the community, and you’ll come away with a day of controlled, unforgettable adrenaline.
easy.
9 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires the ability to enter/exit low sports seats and concentrate for extended drives.
The full-day experience runs approximately 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (about 9 hours total) and covers 200+ km with several scheduled stops and car swaps.
Yes — price includes driver and passenger seats; small groups run with up to 6 drivers plus passengers.
Yes, comprehensive vehicle insurance and third-party cover are included, but an excess/hold applies — confirm the amount and payment method before the tour.
Drivers must meet age-band and licence requirements listed at booking; the activity is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with significant heart or spinal conditions.
The roads trace landscapes formed by volcanic activity and coastal uplift; Māori settlements and later European farming shaped towns like Matakana and Clevedon into agricultural and viticultural hubs.
Drive respectfully—stick to marked pull-offs, avoid parking on fragile dune vegetation, and support local businesses to keep these routes open and maintained.
MOTORSHARE operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Morning light breaks over Auckland’s harbour as a convoy of raw engines lines up at MotorShare HQ. You can feel the day expand ahead—200+ km of coastal headlands, vineyard valleys and backcountry lanes—each car swap renewing the thrill: Lamborghini, McLaren, Corvette, Porsche and more. The road alternates between wide open sightlines and tight, technical bends that reward focused driving and steady hands.
Morning light breaks over Auckland’s harbour as a convoy of raw engines lines up at MotorShare HQ. You can feel the day expand ahead—200+ km of coastal headlands, vineyard valleys and backcountry lanes—each car swap renewing the thrill: Lamborghini, McLaren, Corvette, Porsche and more. The road alternates between wide open sightlines and tight, technical bends that reward focused driving and steady hands.
The routes visit North Auckland’s Matakana region or the south-eastern sweep toward Kawakawa Bay and Hunua — areas shaped by volcanic geology and sculpted by sea and river over millennia. You’ll pass black-sand outlooks near Muriwai, gentle agricultural folds around Matakana, and estuarine flats around Clevedon, all threaded with local viticulture and coastal settlements whose histories blend Māori connection to the land with later European farming and seafaring.
On practical terms: expect a full 9-hour day (8:00–17:00) with 4–6 planned car swaps, a safety briefing, a lead car and professional support, plus a gourmet lunch at Brick Bay or John Hill Estate. Vehicles are insured with excess/hold applied—read the policy and bring a valid driving licence. Roads vary from smooth state highways to narrow two-lane country roads; speed limits change frequently and local drivers are protective of their roads.
Plan for sun, wind and intermittent rain: layered clothing, quality sunglasses and closed-toe shoes help. Stay hydrated, follow the convoy guide, and leave ample time for photos at Muriwai, Snells Beach and the Matakana reserve. The experience is as much about scenery and precision as it is about speed—respect the route and the community, and you’ll come away with a day of controlled, unforgettable adrenaline.