Florida collectors don't get asecond chance.
1,350 miles of coastline. Six named storms in 2024. A higher concentration of collector vehicles per capita than any other state. This is the highest-stakes flood-protection market in America.
High-risk regions of Florida — and what's stored there.
Tampa Bay
Concours-grade collections in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota. Storm surge corridor through Old Tampa Bay.
Fort Myers / Naples
Hurricane Ian ground zero. Heavy Porsche, Ferrari and Bentley density across Naples and Marco Island.
Miami / Fort Lauderdale
Underground garage concentration. Atlantic hurricane track plus storm-drain backflow events.
Panhandle (Destin → Pensacola)
Gulf-fronting collections. Hurricane Michael track. Heavy classic American muscle ownership.
Jacksonville / St. Augustine
Atlantic Seaboard exposure. Storm surge plus inland river flooding.
Central Florida (Orlando)
Inland flash flooding from hurricane rainbands. Climate-controlled showrooms vulnerable to slab-on-grade flooding.
The 48-hour checklist for the car you're leaving behind.
- T-48 hrConfirm garage door is braced. Move stored items off the floor. Clear the deployment path around the vehicle.
- T-24 hrOpen and inspect your FloodVault. Verify zipper track is clean. Position at the front of the vehicle.
- T-12 hrDeploy. 8–12 minutes solo. Close TIZIP. Verify continuous seal along the base.
- T-0Evacuate. The vehicle is sealed.