Scenic New Jersey Drives with BluStreet Exotic Rentals

Experience New Jersey’s Best Roads Behind the Wheel of an Exotic

New Jersey may be compact, yet its roads pack a surprising mix of waterfront skylines, mountain switchbacks, and pine-lined straightaways. Pair those landscapes with a well-chosen supercar from BluStreet’s Jersey City fleet and the ordinary weekend escape feels cinematic. This guide breaks down how to prepare, where to drive, and what to expect when affordable luxury meets Garden State asphalt.

Why an Exotic Rental Changes Everything

Driving is rarely just about getting from A to B. The sound of a twin-turbo V8 or the precision of carbon-ceramic brakes can turn a short hop into an event. BluStreet’s model mix—ranging from BMW M cars to Italian thoroughbreds—delivers that sensation without the price tag of ownership. Because the company prices vehicles competitively across Jersey City, Newark, and Paterson, a two-day rental can rival the cost of multiple rideshares while providing far more freedom.

Key advantages at a glance:

• Instant upgrade to the vacation mood. Settling into an Alcantara seat signals that regular life is on pause.


• Flexible pick-up and delivery. Choose a Hudson River garage, Newark hotel, or Paterson drop-off—rates stay consistent.


• Predictable costs. Clear mileage caps, insurance guidance, and toll transponders prevent unwelcome surprises.

Pre-Drive Prep: Setting Yourself Up for a Smooth Trip

Even the most advanced supercar performs best when the driver is unhurried and confident. Consider the following checklist before turning that start button red:

1. Documents in order. Valid license, insurance card, and security deposit details save time at the counter.


2. Walk-around inspection. Note wheel condition, paint, and tire tread so everyone is on the same page upon return.


3. Cockpit fit. Adjust seat bolsters, mirrors, and steering reach. Take a minute to pair your phone and preload navigation in case cell coverage fades.


4. Packing light. Trunk space in high-performance coupes is slim. Soft duffels balance weight and protect bodywork better than hard luggage.


5. Route playlist. Match music to terrain—lo-fi for city streets, classic rock for highway pulls, instrumental for twisties.

A few minutes spent here translates to hours of relaxed, focused driving later.

Route 1: Hudson River Skyline Sprint

Ideal car: BMW M4 (Frozen Blue finish)

Start at BluStreet’s Jersey City location, roll onto Christopher Columbus Drive, and aim for the Holland Tunnel. Early mornings keep traffic light and reflections sharp on glass towers. Once in Manhattan, loop south along West Street, then cross back via the Lincoln Tunnel to emerge by the Palisades. The whole loop is under 25 miles, yet delivers city canyons, river views, and elevated cliffs—perfect for those short on time who still want a taste of everything.

Highlights:

• Dawn light striking Jersey City and Lower Manhattan skylines.


• Echoing exhaust notes in tunnel sections—just keep throttle bursts respectful.


• Quick photography pull-offs at Liberty State Park and Boulevard East.

Route 2: Industrial Roots to Natural Falls

Ideal car: Lamborghini Huracán EVO

Leave Newark’s mural-covered warehouse district via Route 21, shadowing the Passaic River north. Within thirty minutes smokestack silhouettes give way to Paterson Great Falls, one of the nation’s largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi. Park near Mary Ellen Kramer Park, stroll the footbridge, then continue on local roads toward Ringwood State Park if time allows.

Why it works:

• Contrasting textures—steel bridges, red-brick mills, and roaring water.


• Mostly lower speed limits let the Lambo’s naturally aspirated engine sing without constant high-gear cruising.


• Easy half-day outing that fits between morning coffee and a late lunch.

Route 3: Pine Barrens Straightaway

Ideal car: McLaren 720S

For drivers who crave horizon-eating speed, head south on the Garden State Parkway to Exit 58. From there, Route 539 bisects the Pine Barrens with long, lightly trafficked stretches. Forest on both sides muffles wind, amplifying induction whoosh and turbo whistle. Plan a stop at Batsto Village to stretch legs and explore colonial iron-works history before doubling back.

Safety pointers:

• Local patrols respect steady, lawful flow but will notice reckless bursts. Keep speeds defensible.


• Cell service can drop; preload maps and carry a physical copy as backup.


• Wildlife crossings spike near dusk, so aim for midday runs.

Route 4: Delaware Water Gap Curves

Ideal car: Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet

Take I-80 west until cliffs frame the Delaware River. Exit at Millbrook Village, then follow Old Mine Road—one of the country’s oldest still-used routes. Pavement undulates and sightlines tighten, rewarding the 911’s all-wheel-drive poise. At the pull-off for Mt. Tammany, drop the soft top, breathe pine-scented air, and watch hawks ride thermals.

Noteworthy tips:

• Weekdays see less traffic, making corner sequences cleaner.


• Bring layers; river valleys can feel ten degrees cooler than the coast.


• Small town diners in nearby Columbia serve hearty post-drive meals.

When to Go for Peak Enjoyment

• Spring (April–May): Moderate temperatures and blossoming trees create postcard views without the summer crowds.


• High Summer (June–August): Expect heavier shore traffic but longer daylight. Aim for early morning departures.


• Autumn (late September–October): Arguably the best. Red maples and golden oaks turn even routine interstates vivid.


• Winter (December–February): BluStreet keeps rear-wheel-drive cars available, yet AWD models like the Audi R8 shine on cold, clear days.

Etiquette and Responsibility on Public Roads

High-performance machines draw attention. A few courtesies ensure the experience stays positive for everyone:

• Wave pedestrians across and allow bikes ample room.


• Use lower, quieter drive modes in residential zones.


• Never park over painted lines or block views at lookout points.


• Post pictures after leaving a site to avoid real-time crowding.

Final Thoughts

Driving an exotic in New Jersey is less about raw speed and more about heightened awareness: the texture of the wheel, the way morning fog lifts off the Hudson, the moment a child points at your car with wide eyes. BluStreet’s accessible pricing and flexible hubs make those moments reachable without complex planning. Prepare carefully, choose a route that matches your mood, and the Garden State will reward you with scenery as memorable as the machine that carried you there.

Happy driving—and may every ignition spark a new story.

Exploring BluStreet's Scenic Journeys Across New Jersey