A social circle, not an organisation.

The Vice Club is a premium, socially driven community bringing together owners of exotic, luxury and high performance cars on the Gold Coast.

This is not a conventional car club. Existing communities emphasise morning gatherings, organised drives, displays and motorsport. We do the opposite. The social calendar favours evenings and nights, premium venues, and people over spectators.

The ambition is simple: to become the most desirable automotive lifestyle community on the Gold Coast.

Who it is for

• Owns a desirable performance, prestige or exotic vehicle.
• Enjoys going out, restaurants, nightlife and meeting interesting people.
• Appreciates quality, style and memorable experiences.
• Is confident without needing to dominate every room.
• Wants genuine friendships with people who share a similar lifestyle.
• Values the experience of belonging more than simply displaying wealth.

Mostly men 25 to 45, with a lean towards sociable, energetic owners in their late twenties and thirties. Age is a guide, not a rule. Women who own and enjoy exceptional cars belong equally. The key filter is attitude, not age or net worth.

Who it is not for

• A dating service.
• A business networking group.
• A street racing club.
• An influencer showcase.

The cars

The prestige of a supercar club without the restrictive definition of a supercar.

• CoreLamborghini, Ferrari, McLaren, Aston Martin, Porsche 911, Audi R8 and similar exotic or specialist performance cars.
• BroaderMercedes AMG G63, AMG GT, selected AMG models, BMW M, Audi RS and other exceptional luxury performance vehicles.

Membership is curated rather than based on a rigid approved vehicle list. A person with the right attitude and a distinctive car may contribute far more than someone with a million dollar vehicle and no interest in socialising.

Principles

• Social first, automotive second.
• Curated, but not elitist.
• Open to members and their guests.
• Built around mutual respect and genuine friendships.
• Designed for repeat social interaction rather than one off displays.

Exclusivity comes from the quality of the experience and the membership, not manufactured scarcity.