This may seem like a scene from any busy little part of an old small town with pavement cafe’s and cobbled roads, but there is a BIG difference between the streets in this video clip and the ones you have seen lately.

First, this is in Monaco – and that’s cool.

But more importantly, just take note of the vast number of exotic and incredible cars roaming the streets ever so casually. Car enthusiast and journalist @DougDeMuro has privided us with the expertly made clip.

I’ve decided to help people understand just how crazy Monaco is, using the only medium that I know well: a poorly-made YouTube video. To create it, I spent the day running around the principality, wearing tennis shoes and shorts, carrying my video camera, and generally looking like the kind of American tourist who just came off a cruise ship and wants to know how to get to “that big caseeeno.”

It was embarrassing: people wouldn’t even speak French when I approached, because they could sense the American tourist on me. “Stupid American,” they’d say, in that tone of contempt the French have mastered after years of eating moldy cheese as an evening snack. “Where did you get those shorts? Some big-box retailer?! Now drink your lukewarm table water!” And then they’d run off, nose in the air, to do something the French enjoy, such as putting on a jockstrap and going for a swim.

But it paid off, because I saw many of today’s top exotics in just one day: the LaFerrari. The Porsche 918 Spyder. The Bugatti Veyron. The Rolls-Royce Wraith. The Aston-Martin One-77. The Lamborghini Aventador Roadster. The Ferrari 360 Modena. Really, when you think about it, the pinnacle of everything today’s finest automakers have to offer. And now, I’m sharing it with you, so you can see exactly why Monaco really is the world’s greatest place for car enthusiasts.

Impressed? We are… we might be coming to you live from Monaco tomorrow.

Full article at Jalopnik