Jayden Bloom is exactly what you’d picture a Miami guy selling a supercar biz opp to look like.
His timeline is a cringefest of him glaring off into the distance, showing off his beard and fresh fade, with an exotic car, yacht, jet, or pool conveniently in the background – just so you know he’s balling.
Ah, yes, because every truly wealthy person loves nothing more than a big bullseye on their back.
But, yeah – whatever.
Elite-level douchery aside, what’s his program all about?
Read on for Exotic Fleet Formula reviews.
Jayden owns Murci Luxury, where you can text to book any one of their 30+ head-turning vehicles on demand.
He built that fleet without spending a single dollar, and the company now makes over $100,000 a month.
- No debt
- No expenses
- Gets to drive the cars for free
- And probably uses them to pick up chicks with restraining orders on their baby daddies
What can I say, my man’s in his Grand Theft Auto arc.
Meanwhile, you’re scrolling the gram from a smudgy iPhone 12, wondering how guys like Jayden are doing it.
You’ve done the math on your dream car 100 times. The numbers don’t work, do they?
The average exotic car payment is well above $2,000 per month. And that’s not even including insurance, gas, maintenance, and other costs.
Talk about a stretch.
You’ll never be rich enough to burn thousands a month on a depreciating purple Lambo that scrapes every speed bump – even with electronic lift.
Not in the near future, anyway.
But hey, live frugally for the next 20 years, and maybe then you can afford one. Right?
Actually, if you’d stop boo-hooing for one goddamn second, Jayden will tell you about another option.
It’s a hidden opportunity in the exotic car market that lets you:
- Drive the cars you’ve always wanted.
- Have other people pay for them.
- And build serious cash flow in the process.
Not a get-rich-quick scheme, he promises – just a proven business model that he’s absolutely crushing it with right now.
And yes, anyone can do it. And it works in every major market across the U.S.
Jayden brought receipts, too.
He shares a few wins from his $49/mo Skool group, JCB Autos Community.
Most notable is Kam, a 53-year-old from Huntington Beach:
- Kam added a Lamborghini Urus, Porsche Macan, and Rolls-Royce Dawn Black Badge to his personal garage since joining.
- He also manages three Corvette C8s, a Ferrari 488 Spyder, and a Rolls-Royce Cullinan.
- Strategic partnerships with others in the area give him access to over 150 additional cars.
Now, he whizzes past palm trees in sparkling whips with screaming V8s that net him thousands a month.
This has earned him the nickname “The Godfather of SoCal.”
I’m jealous. They don’t call me anything – except a regular at Taco Bell.
Anyways. How’s it work?
Apparently, the same way real estate investing does – using other people’s money.
Here’s the playbook:
- Find exotic car owners who’re underwater on payments, barely drive them, or wanna turn them into cash-flowing assets.
- Partner with them and rent out their cars for anywhere from $300 to $1,000+ per day.
- Insure all the cars in case a client damages or wrecks them.
- Keep the cars in good condition by only renting to quality clients (eesh, he literally rents these things to YouTubers and C-list rappers).
- At the end of the month, pay off the car note and insurance.
- Split the remaining profits with the owner.
Rinse and repeat until you can afford a Rolex and weekly bottle service.
Exotic Fleet Formula walks you through the entire process step by step, from finding the cars and brokering the deals, to handling insurance, filling out paperwork, maximizing daily rental profits, and everything in between.
EFF Inner Circle unlocks instant connections to pre-vetted partners, direct access to high-end clients, celebrity booking strategies, done-for-you templates, tools, resources, recordings, 12 months of support, and more.
How much does Exotic Fleet Formula cost? Jayden warns it’s expensive, but that’s all he says.
Hmm.
Outside of a handful of cities with perfect year-round weather, how’s this viable?
Also, I bet insurance and upkeep are way more expensive than he’s letting on. What, does Miami not have inflation?
Seriously, who’s insuring these cars – the Tooth Fairy?