It's Friday the 13th, but it could be a lucky day for one big winner of Friday

night's $1.35 billion Mega Millions jackpot. That's the second largest in the game's history.

News 12 Connecticut went to Greenwich to see just what kinds of luxurious items you could buy with all that money.

When you walk into Carriage House Motor Cars in Greenwich, you'll see some of the most expensive cars in the world.

"Rolls Royces, Bentleys, Ferraris, Lamborghinis," said Michael Schudroff at Carriage House Motor Cars.

An F-40 Ferrari will cost you $3.5 million.

"A lot of people will buy them because they've made some money, they arrived and they want to feel good about themselves," said Schudroff.

You could even buy a vehicle you'd never thought of for your new lifestyle.

"When you buy your beach house, you'd have a beach buggy to keep on the beach," said Schudroff.

Greenwich Avenue would be a great place to spend your millions: High-end stores galore, including some of the finest jewelry at historic Shreve, Crump and Low.

You could start with a 21-carat fancy intense yellow diamond worth about $1.5 million. Throw in some diamond-ruby earrings and wrap up your shopping with a$120,000 pearl necklace.

If you're in the market for high-end real estate, there are some pretty pricey numbers on the Greenwich Multiple Listing Service.The most expensive home right now in Greenwich is listing for $35 million. Susan Connal with Coldwell Banker Realty says if she won the lottery she would invest in real estate - but that's not all.

"I'd look down the road for my kids and the other thing I'd do is decide where I want to donate," said Connal.

Any way you slice it, even with this, you'd still have plenty left over

The Mega Millions drawing is at 11 p.m. Good luck!