Exotic supercars are a common sighting during Monterey Car Week. Cruising down Highway 1, casually parked on the Avenue, tucked into a garage, outside a hum-drum motel, and car shows, are all places one can spy the latest shiny supercar. Cars which are rarely seen become an hourly vision during Car Week. We’ve put together some of the best supercars we spied during the 2016 Monterey Car Week.
Ferrari
Can’t beat this custom parchment colored LaFerrari especially when you turn around and end up in a conversation with the owner, Sammy Hagar, about selecting such a distinct color.
The world’s only fully exposed carbon fiber bodied Ferrari Enzo in sleek high gloss with a red interior was quite a stunner.
Businessman and avid car collector Michael Fux always brings a stable of ponies, F12 TDF, LaFerrari and 488, for the public to enjoy. 
This vehicle wrap makes this Ferrari 458 look menacing, not so sure about the add on McLaren side mirrors though.
McLaren
Each year McLaren cars seem to increase in population like bunnies, a P1 becomes almost pedestrian. 
McLaren P1 GTR casually parked behind a display at The Quail.
McLaren 570S GT4
McLaren XP4
Lamborghini
The candy colored modern Lambos were a nice nod to the 50th anniversary of the Miura which were featured at a number of events on the peninsula.
This mirror red Aventador SV Coupe garnered lots of attention.
Fitted with one of the new factory appearance kits, this Lamborghini Huracan is a head turner. I spied this little gem after my Huracan test drive, which I liked much more than my Aventador test drive. 
Lamborghini Centario
Rarities
The Ford GT is by far the best car to come out of Detroit in years. 
Lexus RC F GT3
A rare sighting, Bentley only built seven of the Bentley Continental GT Speed Breitling Jet Team Series supercars.
Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo
Ever seen an Aston Martin One 77 before? Me neither, apologies for the iPhone shot, I was hanging out the car window as Jeff was driving past.
Pagani Huayra BC
Not so rare, Porsche GT3 RS sightings were abundant.
