German magazine AutoBild recently stated that the infamous British automotive performance company, McLaren, is considering a 2+2 setup for it’s upcoming supercar. In keeping with their philosophy such a decision would have to go through some consideration, engineering and reengineering before a final decision would be made on such a possibility.
2011 will be the year when the new McLaren Supercar, the MP4-12C, goes on sale worldwide and while there isn’t much more to be known about it, the company has just announced it’s initial network of dealers. The launch will see 35 retailers the new 2011 McLaren MP4-12C but, according to McLaren the network is
McLaren Automotive have organised a special “welcome” party for the new car we’ve been hearing so much of in the past few months. This would be another demonstration of McLaren soft power in the release of the MP4-12C after a massive stab at the Bugatti Veyron from Ron Dennis.
The new supercar from Woking debuted today on the market in a lavish ceremony organized at the eadquarters of the British supercar manufacturer. The English from McLaren Automotive officially launched on the car market as an independent producer and had presented their first product developed entirely in their own workshops. McLaren Automotive boss, Ron Dennis,
As the title says, this McLaren MP4-12C is going to be unveiled today so if you want further details, stay tuned to this blog and I assure you that you will get informed. The unveil will happen in a press conference that will happen today namely 18 March 2010. For the West U.S. citizens, this
McLaren MP4-12C’s release was delayed because of difficulties in alignment of U.S. dealers. With the launch delay of MP4-12C model, comes also the news of absence from the Los Angeles Auto Show in December. The reason that forms the basis of the daly is the bad synchronization between representations with future orders after release. MP4-12C’s
Here is McLaren LM5 Concept. Truly a worthy successor to the famous McLaren F1.I have to admit that the new McLaren MP4-12C left me cold. Obviously, I haven’t drive it, but in terms of style it disappointed me, at least compared with F1.
