Where do you think is a better place to spot overall, California, or Florida?

Monaco.

I've been wanting to know the same thing for so long but whenever i ask, people yell at me. Lol. Thank you for asking!

Definitely California.

My extremely un-scientific research:

There is 1008 spots from Florida in the database, oddly enough, there's exactly 1008 spots from California too.

EDIT: the numbers above are not correct, there seems to be some kind of bug because when you search any place it never shows more than 21 pages of pictures.

Then I'll use my Veyron-Index©, so I'll count how many Veyron spots there are from each state:

California: 261 Veyron spots.
Florida: 70 Veyron spots.

And Pagani-Index©, works the same way as Veyron-Index©:

California: 45 Pagani spots.
Florida: 2 Pagani spots.

And last, the Ferrari Enzo-Index©:

California: 80 Ferrari Enzo spots.
Florida: 35 Ferrari Enzo spots.

So we can conclude from here that both have lots of exotics, but California has more from the very high end of the spectrum.

I rest my case.

Very well put (claps)

Thanks. :)

But can others try that, to "search by location", no matter what I put there, Monaco, California, London, the maximum the search shows is always 21 pages with 48 photos per page, which equals 1008 photos.

Wouldn't it be more scientific if you was to name how many 'Single' Veyrons there are in both states. At least 50 of the Californian Veyron spots are the Bijanmobile.

Probably. :)

Guess i'm off to the University of Southern California then. I want to go to a college in the location with the most exotics.

also you must account for the 50+ Veyron pics from car week.

You can't really judge it by the number of spots. Look at the size comparison of the states and plus the average income in certain areas. The square miles of California is 158,000 compared to Florida's 58,000.

The thing is with Florida, are there really any spots outside Miami/Miami Beach? California has the San Francisco Bay Area (which is ok for spotting) as well as basically everything around LA and even San Diego. California has just a bigger range of spotting-worthy area.

I live in Florida and it is awesome for car spotting but you have to know where to go unlike California you have a wider variety of places to spot

I voted California, but it's impossible to tell. There are hundreds if not thousands of collections in Ca and in FL that contain some serious cars that owners don't take them out, so you never know what could be hiding in of these collection's.
Like i know there is one Reventon coupe in Ca ( Newport Beach area that the owner never brings out ) and in FL there is another Reventon that the owner also never brings out. so it's probably the same amount of cars in each state, well maybe one has a bit more, but we could never tell.