2020 Novitec N-Largo McLaren 720S Spider
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by Tudor Rus, on January 10, 2020, 15:00
Watch a McLaren Speedtail Take on an F-35 Fighter Jet in New Top Gear Trailer
The race is supposed to be the icing on an adrenaline-packed cake
by Tudor Rus, on January 2, 2020, 16:00
Watch the Alfa Romeo 4C Take a Beating from a Ferrari Pista and McLaren 600LT
You can't really blame the Italian sports car, can you?
The Hennessey C7 Corvette ZR1 HPE 1200 Can Kick the Hell Out of a McLaren 720S
There might be a catch, though
by Tudor Rus, on October 22, 2019, 08:00
Someone Leaked the Limited-Edition McLaren BC-03 And We Want More of It!
Is this the hypercar McLaren has been rumored to work on?
by Tudor Rus, on October 1, 2019, 16:00
McLaren's Next Supercar Takes on Rare Porsches and an Even Rarer Lamborghini
McLaren has just announced what its next supercar will be and you'll never guess it
by Tudor Rus, on August 16, 2019, 15:00
2019 McLaren GT by McLaren Special Operations
MSO's first crack at the McLaren grand tourer will take center stage at Pebble Beach
by Kirby Garlitos, on August 15, 2019, 17:00
The McLaren BP23 Will Probably be Called the McLaren GT When it Goes Into Production
There goes any chance of the car being named the McLaren Hakkinen
by Kirby Garlitos, on March 14, 2018, 09:00
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by Ciprian Florea, on May 1, 2017, 09:00
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A McLaren P1 and Senna Pull Up to the Drag Strip and the Results Are Surprising
There's still one true king among McLarens in a drag race
January 11, 2020 08:00 by Kirby Garlitos
If you had a choice between two McLarens to go toe-to-toe in a drag race, the obvious candidates are clear. The McLaren P1 and the McLaren Senna are two of the most powerful cars in the British automaker's portfolio and the question on which of the two is faster on a drag strip has been asked by a lot of people.
McLaren hasn't given the people what they want, but that's all moot now. Here's a video of the two McLarens finally coming together for a nice ol' drag race, and the results are pretty surprising, to say the least.
January 10, 2020 15:00 by Tudor Rus
The N-Largo tuning program from Novitec has reached its fair share of speed demons, especially of the Lamborghini and McLaren ilk. In fact, it was only last year when the 720S Coupé was submitted to the treatment.
Well, it looks like the German tuner isn't showing signs of cutting down on that practice, because its latest concoction is a wide-body Macca 720S Spider that wears the said N-Largo attire. And it looks a lot like the convertible Senna we're never going to get, which ultimately shouldn't raise many eyebrows as the Senna is largely based on the 720S in the first place. Let's check it out.
January 2, 2020 16:00 by Tudor Rus
Apart from all those drool-worthy cars of all shapes and sizes, 2020 will also bring us a new series of Top Gear. Which means, hopefully, that Chris Harris and the gang will be back with even more wit on BBC Two.
Until that happens, we're fed a one-minute trailer that offers a sneak peek at what's in store for Top Gear Series 28. In short: expect more drifts, more crazy stunts, and… drumroll… a McLaren Speedtail racing an F-35 fighter jet.
Over the past two decades or so, the terms sports car and supercar have changed their meaning. What was considered a supercar 20 years ago, is today only worthy of the sports car tag and we 'blame' mankind's incessant need to go faster and faster for it.
In other words, as technology evolved and improved over time, carmakers were able to build lighter cars, better engines, and more aerodynamic body kits. That's how we got a whole new breed of go-fast demons: the hypercar (thanks, Bugatti!). But just how big of a difference is there between a modern-day sports car and a supercar? Well, this question has found its answer as an Alfa Romeo 4C went against the likes of Ferrari 488 Pista and McLaren 600LT.
October 22, 2019 08:00 by Tudor Rus
The McLaren 720S was built with one thing and mind and one thing only. And that's blistering performance through a combination of power and lightness. The C7 Corvette ZR1 is a nod to the same creed, but it lacks the McLaren's innate ability to dance around a twisty circuit. While it's obviously not as light on its feet like the Macca, this particular ZR1 got a helping hand from America's controversial tuner Hennessey. The helping hand is the HPE 1200 upgrade, one that turned the Corvette into a McLaren 720S squasher. Or dit it?
October 1, 2019 16:00 by Tudor Rus
Remember the Ultimate Vision Gran Turismo concept that came out of McLaren's fling with PlayStation back in 2017? Get ready to meet a toned-down production version of it soon, because someone's been naughty enough to leak two pictures of the upcoming McLaren BC-03, a limited-edition hypercar that looks a lot like the Gran Turismo Sport-bound prototype.
Rumors about the upcoming limited-edition McLaren hypercar have been floating on the internet for around a year without too many details to back them up. A recent leak, however, chases the fog away on this otherwise very hot topic. Bear with us for this one.
August 16, 2019 15:00 by Tudor Rus
Ladies and gentlemen, whenever McLaren announces a new car, various strata from the industry jumps for joy. Not the competition, of course, knowing how the McLarens of recent times are ready to give their rivals a rough run for their money. But even so, as soon as Woking has official details on a fresh model it's working on, everyone spreads their antennas. This time, McLaren will step away from the usual sports car-supercar-grand tourer dance and build a speedster.
August 15, 2019 17:00 by Kirby Garlitos
McLaren isn't going to the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance empty-handed. The British automaker is bringing a special edition McLaren GT with McLaren Special Operations' (MSO) imprints all over it. This isn't your typical McLaren GT, folks, even if describing the GT as "typical" in it of itself sounds weird. This McLaren GT is the product of MSO's latest design exercise, a showcase of the group's ability to turn a $200,000 supercar into what amounts to a one-off creation that's beaming with exclusive touches. There's no name for this particular MSO project — perhaps we can just call it the "McLaren GT by MSO" — but that's fine. This McLaren GT is more like a canvas for MSO to play around with. And play around it did. The McLaren GT doesn't go on sale in the U.S. market until the fourth quarter of 2019 so you can understand why McLaren's showcasing this special edition GT at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Timing is everything, so they say. Pricing for the McLaren GT starts at $210,000.
McLaren Teases 570LT\600LT with Top Exhaust Exits, Sets Debut for June 20
This could turn into a delightful-sounding McLaren with enough throttle noise to make our ears bleed
June 14, 2018 09:00 by Kirby Garlitos
The McLaren 570LT is coming, and apparently, a new teaser released by McLaren shows that it's coming with top-exit exhausts that have the potential to give the 570LT a better soundtrack compared to the 570S. Details are still scarce about the upcoming model, but in addition to the delightful location of the exhausts, it's also going to arrive in limited quantities. Or as McLaren puts it, "limited to the few."
March 14, 2018 09:00 by Kirby Garlitos
It's no secret that McLaren is developing a follow-up hypercar to the P1. Internally, the model is called by its prototype designation, "BP23." Externally, it could be called the McLaren GT, if a recent trademark filing by McLaren is to be believed. If the filing is accurate, it would put to bed any speculation on what the new hypercar is going to be called. I suppose we're going to have to wait a little longer for the McLaren Hakkinen to arrive.
The Geneva Motor Show Is Where The Fastest Of The Fast Strut Their Stuff
Looking for Earth-shattering output and a price tag to match? Then head over to Switzerland
March 9, 2018 17:00 by Jonathan Lopez
If you ever need a reminder that yes, we are indeed living in a golden age of performance automobiles, just check out the list of debuts heading to this year's Geneva International Motor Show. Specs and figures that would have been considered outlandish and silly just a few decades ago are now becoming the norm, as million-dollar, 1,000+ horsepower monster machines seem to litter the Palexpo convention center floor in 2018. Here are some of the highlights.
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Don't Expect To See a McLaren SUV Anytime Soon
But don't close the door on ever seeing one either
In a world where the Lamborghini Urus and the Aston Martin DBX exist, the thought of a supercar brand venturing into the realm of SUVs isn't that far-fetched anymore. It's not just Lambo and Aston, either. Bentley also has the Bentayga, Rolls-Royce has the Cullinan, and Ferrari has, well, something up its sleeve. McLaren, however, is resisting the urge to jump into that market. It's said before that it has no plans to develop an SUV. That stance was reinforced recently by the company's chief designer, Dan Parry-Williams.
May 1, 2017 09:00 by Ciprian Florea
The McLaren F1 was unveiled in May 1992 and was the company's first road-going production car. The idea was born in the late 1980s, when Gordon Murray, the technical director of McLaren's Formula One, began sketching the F1 as a three-seat supercar. Appointed as head of McLaren Cars in 1991, Murray convinced Ron Dennis to build the vehicle and played a key role in the design of the F1. It was unlike any other supercar launched up to that point. It had a race-inspired design, a three-seat configuration with the driver seat in the middle, and a comfortable ride for a vehicle of its kind. It was also the first production car to use a carbon-fiber monocoque chassis and the first to bring high-tech and expensive materials such as titanium, magnesium, Kevlar, and gold under the same roof.
Not only powerful and quick, the F1 was also the world's fastest production car. Its record endured from 1992 until 2005, when Bugatti unleashed the ludicrous Veyron. The F1 spawned a couple of special-edition models such as the LM and the GT, but it was also used as a base for the GTR race car. Essentially a standard F1 with aerodynamic improvements, the GTR went on to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans in its first year on the race track.
Some 25 years have passed since its introduction and the F1 is already considered a classic. Usually changing owners for millions of dollars, the F1 is one of the very few multi-million-dollar supercars built in the 1990s.
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