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Prices start at $1,495 per person. Several of last weekend's attendees had received their drives as a Father's Day present. WCD gift certificates make extremely popular birthday or Christmas gifts.

WCD will return to French Lick Sept. 3-7 for a special event called the World Class Driving Festival. Although many car shows have been held at the two resorts since they were built in 1901 and 1902, none gave attendees what WCD offers, and the company is going all out for the five-day festival. This time instead of five cars 30 will be offered, carrying an estimated value in excess of $12 million. Participants can customize their driving line-up to include super cars, exotic cars or exclusive cars. Environmentally friendly "green cars," including a selection of Smart cars, will also be available for test drives.

Later in September the company is also going back to its roots by conducting a two-and-a-half-day program where participants drive six different Ferraris through Italy. Starting and ending in Monaco, it includes a visit to the Ferrari factory.

Another program that jumps out on the company's schedule is a drive in Hawaii next March.

Corporate programs are a mainstay of the company's work, and can be customized.

For those who want to go even faster, WCD also offers a program called World Class Driving Xtreme, which is held at selected airports across the country. In this one, participants can find out first-hand what it's like to drive one of the company's exotic sports cars at 200 miles per hour in a supervised environment that is as safe as possible.